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What Is An Euo?
EUO stands for “Examination Under Oath.” When an accident happens, your insurance company has the right to conduct an EUO. Insurance companies sometimes use the EUO as a way to further investigate claims, prevent any fraudulent activity, or as a tool to gather evidence that…
Do I Still Have to Pay My Lawyers If They Lose the Case?
For many people, one aspect of dealing with an injury is facing unexpected expenses. If you have sustained an injury because another party acted negligently, we understand that you might not want to risk losing money by working with personal injury lawyers who may or…
2023 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Proposed Changes
The FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) is responsible for regulating and providing safety oversight of commercial motor vehicles and enforces federal laws that apply to commercial truck drivers. The FMCSA recently released its list of proposed regulation changes which are aimed at preventing commercial…
Defective Tires: The Hidden Danger on the Road
Every day, millions of drivers hit the road with the expectation that their vehicle will get them safely to their destination. However, what many drivers may not realize is that a hidden danger may be lurking beneath them: defective tires. Defective tires pose a significant…
The Collateral Source Rule & the Concept Of “Double Recovery”
Under Texas law, a plaintiff in a personal injury lawsuit is limited, inter alia, by the notion that one may not recover twice for the same injury; or, as it is said in practice: no double recovery. Nevertheless, Texas holds—as do a majority of states—that…
Latent Occupational Diseases and the Statute of Limitations
Workplace injuries exist in many forms, one of which is occupational hazards that, overtime, can result in occupational diseases. No doubt, certain occupations come with higher risks whether it be by excessive exposure to hazardous products or prolonged physical demands of the body. Some of…
Harris County Leaders Discuss High Workplace Fatalities
In Harris County, local labor and county leaders announced in a press conference that they will be making construction safety their priority in 2023. Recently, Harris County Commissioners voted to approve the new safety policy on January 10, 2023. This comes in response to an…
Vi al otro conductor usando un teléfono celular: ¿cómo puedo probar que conducía distraído?
Con la dependencia cada vez mayor de nuestros teléfonos para comunicarnos, para la interacción social, mensajes relacionados con el trabajo, el entretenimiento y las direcciones, la conducción distraída se ha convertido en un problema grave en las carreteras de Houston, TX. Si resultó lesionado en…
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