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Funeral Expenses in a Wrongful Death Claim

Posted in wrongful death on July 28, 2016

There are many reasons to file a wrongful death claim after the unexpected death of a loved one, including giving them a voice in the justice system and holding a negligent party responsible. Another benefit of bringing a lawsuit is recovering financial compensation for the costs of your loved one’s funeral and burial. In Texas,…

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My Child Is Being Bullied at School. Are There Legal Repercussions?

Posted in bullying, liability on July 27, 2016

Bullying is a harmful act that can cause long-term emotional and physical effects on our children. The law defines bullying as any aggressive, purposeful behavior that’s intended to frighten, threaten, or harm another child. It’s important to understand the distinction between children “picking on” one another and an actual act of bullying. Specifically, bullying can…

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I Was Injured at My Apartment Complex, What Do I Do?

Posted in Personal Injury on July 26, 2016

Apartment complex injuries are relatively common – especially when landlords and property owners are negligent. Apartment injuries can stem from structural flaws, poor maintenance, pests, water leaks or floods, slippery floors, fires, asbestos, and many other premises hazards. Luckily, if you have an injury from an apartment accident in Dallas, you may be eligible for…

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Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in Texas?

Posted in wrongful death on July 25, 2016

If someone you know passes away in an unexpected accident, you may have grounds to file a wrongful death claim. This is a type of civil lawsuit that seeks to hold someone accountable for causing a preventable death. Filing a claim can make your loved one’s story heard and give your family the answers and…

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How Many Hours Are Truck Drivers Legally Allowed to Drive?

Posted in truck accidents on July 21, 2016

Commercial truck drivers have special rules and laws they must obey. Since they control vehicles that can exceed 80,000 pounds for a living, they must respect these rules for the safety of everyone on the roadway. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) issues these rules for all truck companies and drivers in the country…

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How Do You Calculate Pain and Suffering in a Settlement?

Posted in pain and suffering, Personal Injury on July 13, 2016

A fair settlement can provide your family with compensation to pay for medical bills, make up for lost wages due to missed work, and other expenses associated with daily living. Many personal injury claims also include what’s known as “pain and suffering” costs. What are these, and how do personal injury attorneys calculate them? Most…

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How to Recover Compensation for Delayed Car Accident Injuries

Posted in Car Accidents on July 11, 2016

Delayed injuries are not uncommon after car accidents. The adrenaline from the collision can mask pain and symptoms, making a victim believe initially that he or she is not injured. Then, hours or even days later, the victim may recognize injuries that were caused by the car accident. If you have delayed car accident injuries…

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What Happens if I Wasn’t Wearing a Seat Belt in My Car Accident?

Posted in Car Accidents on July 8, 2016

Although wearing a seat belt is a legal requirement for all drivers and passengers in Texas, it is common for people not to buckle up on every ride. If you get into a car accident while you weren’t wearing a seat belt, however, it could negatively impact your personal injury claim. The Texas courts allow…

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