In the aftermath of an accident that causes physical injuries, medical care can be important to preventing further health complications and, in serious cases, saving lives. What accident victims may…
Over the past decade, motor vehicle accidents have been the number one cause of death among children 14 and younger.1 Tragically, there are no signs of this trend reversing, according…
At about 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday March 13th, a chartered tour bus transporting 46 people veered off of Interstate 10 in Loxley, Alabama, causing the bus to plummet 50 feet…
When car crashes happen, wearing a seatbelt can reduce the risk of moderate to catastrophic injuries by 50 percent – and the risk of deadly injuries by 45 percent.1 Despite…
Premises liability is the legal responsibility a property owner may have when unsafe conditions at the property cause accidents and injuries. Various incidents and accidents can give rise to premises…
Knowing your rights can be essential to protecting and asserting them. This is particularly true and important in the aftermath of workplace accidents because not knowing or misunderstanding your rights…
Preservation of evidence letters are formal written directives that instruct some party to preserve certain evidence that could be relevant to a future lawsuit. Also referred to as spoliation letters,…
Special needs trusts are legal devices that can hold or possess certain assets on behalf of disabled individuals. Also referred to as supplemental needs trusts, SNTs can be important to…
Negligence per se is a legal doctrine through which an illegal act (i.e., an act that violates the law) constitutes negligence. In Texas, texting while driving may constitute negligence per…
The distress a serious storm causes can last for days, weeks, or longer when that storm causes significant hail damage to homes and businesses. When it is time to pick…
