M&S Wins $1.3MM Settlement For Potato Gun Injury By Morrow Sheppard on October 17, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury The settlement is believed to be one of the largest, if not the largest, reported settlement ...
Resolving Maritime Injury Disputes Through Arbitration By Scott Krist on October 10, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury When a sailor gets injured, they are automatically entitled to maintenance and ...
Suing Estates and Bar Owners for DUI Deaths By Texas Personal Injury News on October 4, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Q: Who can be sued if the drunk driver who caused the accident also died? ...
EMS Company Will Pay $21 Million in False Claims Act Settlement By mshook on September 19, 2018 Posted in False Claims Act, Personal Injury The ambulance company Paramedics Plus and its previous owner, East Texas Medical ...
Parents and Fraternity Reach Agreement Over Hazing Death of Student By Amy Barenboim on September 12, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury The fraternity agreed to organization reforms, such as making the fraternity house ...
Items May Shift During Flight – Who is Responsible for Injuries Caused by Carry-On Luggage? By Austin Personal Injury Blog on September 12, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury If you have been on any plane, you likely heard the warning that you should take ...
Laws for Bicyclists By Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C. on September 5, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury As bicycling continues to be the fastest growing mode of transportation, more ...
Can Technology Make OTR Trucking Safer? By Terry Bryant on August 21, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Over the past decade, technology has made significant inroads in the commercial ...
Digital Health Products Could Give Rise to Product Liability Cases By Texas Personal Injury News on August 17, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Apple Watches, Fitbits, and smartphone apps that count our steps, monitor our heart ...
The Dangers of Maritime Welding By Scott Krist on August 15, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury To be successful in the profession, maritime welders must be disciplined and aware ...
Drilling Regulations: How the Death of One Texan Changed the Gas Industry By Austin Personal Injury Blog on August 15, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury How close can shale drilling occur to existing homes in Texas? Twelve years ago, a Texas ...
Third Party Liability in Construction Accident Cases By Texas Personal Injury News on August 14, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Q: Can construction workers injured on-site ever sue for personal injury? Texas ...
How Do You Quantify Loss of Quality of Life in Personal Injury Cases? By Austin Personal Injury Blog on August 3, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Determining quality of life and how it has changed after an injury can be a ...
Are Compensatory or Punitive Damages Taxable? By Hutchison & Stoy on July 30, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury When it comes time for taxes, reportable income can vary. If you received money ...
Uber’s 911 Button By Austin Personal Injury Blog on July 24, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury In response to customer fears, Uber has added a way for users to call 911 within ...
Is the Bar for Medical Device Approval Too Low? By Terry Bryant on July 17, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury, Product Liability The FDA is moving forward with its plans to establish a new medical device approval ...
Dance Lessons Learned in the O.R. By Texas Personal Injury News on July 17, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury When the music strikes, some people can't resist breaking into a little Texas two-step ...
Can a Maritime Injury Claim Expire? By Scott Krist on June 25, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Generally, the law bars you from filing a maritime injury claim anywhere from ...
Defamation of Character in the Workplace By Hutchison & Stoy on June 11, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Are you curious what constitutes defamation of character, or believe that you may have ...
When a Minor Shoots Others, Who’s Liable Under Texas Law? By mshook on June 6, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Texas does have a law in place, called the Safe Storage Law, that holds responsible ...
Passing Lanes in Texas Aren’t Fast Lanes By Terry Bryant on June 5, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Many drivers in Texas view the left lane as a “fast lane” that allows them to speed past ...
Texas Negligence Laws By Aaron Herbert – Texas Injury Attorney on May 23, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Personal injury law hinges on the legal concept of negligence, or a failure to meet ...
Understanding Uber and Lyft Car Accident Insurance Laws By The Gutierrez Law Firm on May 16, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft are becoming increasingly popular. While these ...
Bailiff allegedly forged judge’s signature on warrant By Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C. on May 10, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury Allegations against De La Cruz state he helped with the movement of cocaine by ...
