Tornados not only leave a wake of destruction in their path, but also leave policyholders with many questions and concerns on rebuilding.   Whether your property suffers minor damage, or everything…

Tornados hit Houstonians hard and fast the morning of Valentine’s Day.  Six tornados left areas such as Richmond and the Tara subdivision with considerable amounts of property damage.  The tornados’…

In Texas, a person is liable for damages for causing an injury that leads to an individual’s death if it was caused by the person’s wrongful act, neglect, carelessness, unskillfulness,…

Under Texas law, insurance companies are required to process claims in good faith and fair dealing.  That means that every time an insurance company receives a valid claim it promptly…

Premises liability refers to a property owner’s civil liability for conditions or activities on the premises, or physical property location.  How does a premises liability claim arise?  The duty owed…

Traumatic brain injuries are classified as mild, moderate, and severe depending on the severity of the injury, the severity of the symptoms, and objective findings related to the injury.  Generally,…

Product liability allows a person injured by a product to bring a claim against the manufacturer and/or the supplier of the product.  These claims can be based on different theories…

Knowing and understanding the markings on your tire may help you take actions to avoid a tire blowout and possibly an accident.  The markings are meant to provide information that,…

Bad faith is an intentional dishonest act aimed at deceiving others.  In the insurance context, the meaning is much broader and technical:  Bad faith is when the insurance company fails…

When people suffer a personal injury whether it is from a wreck, a faulty product, a slip and fall, or a car wreck, they may know right off the bat…