You’ve just been injured in an accident, taken to the hospital, and you have no insurance to pay for the enormous treatment charges. To make things worse, a few weeks after you’re released from the hospital, a “hospital lien notice” shows up in your mail.…
What are your rights when you’ve been injured by a criminal act on another person’s property? In Texas, an owner or possessor of property has a duty to keep their premises in a reasonably safe condition. Generally, this means that the landowner or person in…
The danger of carbon monoxide poisoning to guests and employees of hotels and motels is a continuing issue for the hospitality industry. A recent study has shown that between 2005 and 2018, over 900 guests suffered from carbon monoxide poisoning while staying in hotels/motels. These numbers…
Accidents of any nature can have long-lasting consequences that many wrongfully injured victims, and their spouse and family, may not consider on the surface. Economic and non-economic damages are the two main categories of recoverable damages under Texas Law. However, while economic damages, including medical…

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