Amaro Law Firm Has Been Named in the 2026 Best Law Firms® List in Three Practice Areas
Firm Receives Honors as a Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 Metropolitan Firm The Amaro Law Firm is honored to announce that it has earned recognition in the…
Firm Receives Honors as a Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 Metropolitan Firm The Amaro Law Firm is honored to announce that it has earned recognition in the…
The Amaro Law Firm is proud to announce that five of its attorneys have been recognized with the prestigious Super Lawyers honor. These awards recognize both individual achievement while…
Routine sewer repair in Trinity County, Texas, turned deadly this week when toxic gas at a Westwood Shores sewer plant killed three workers. These sudden deaths sparked an emergency response…
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) can bring more power and new extremes to outdoor work and fun, along with some serious risks. Tragically, those risks result in hundreds of crashes, injuries, and…
The Amaro Law Firm is proud to announce that several of our attorneys, including Founder R. James Amaro, have been recognized in the 2026 editions of The Best Lawyers in…
On-ramps and off-ramps are part of nearly every highway trip, yet few drivers realize just how dangerous these areas can be. As transitional spaces, on-ramps and off-ramps are relatively short…
Same-day deliveries and supply chain dominance come with hidden risks, and for workers involved in building new Amazon fulfillment centers, those risks sometimes result in serious injuries and, sometimes, lost…
A high-stakes bill focused on limiting payouts for personal injury cases and wrongful death lawsuits has quietly died in the Texas legislature. Introduced in 2025, Senate Bill 30 (SB 30)…
Labor Day doesn’t just mark the unofficial end of summer—it’s also one of the single most dangerous weekends year in and year out for Texas motorists. That’s because Labor Day…
Road rage is not a cautionary tale. It’s a violent threat to public safety that’s wreaking havoc on our roads at an increasing and alarming rate—and all too often it…