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What Evidence Should Be Preserved After a Walmart Slip-and-Fall in Texas?

What to save after a Walmart fall, how to identify relevant video and records, and what a preservation request can and cannot accomplish under Texas...

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How Comparative Responsibility Changes a Texas Injury Recovery

What a fault percentage does to an injury award, why 50% differs from 51%, and which evidence belongs in the calculation.

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What Does a Board Certified Personal Injury Trial Lawyer Actually Do for an Injured Client

A client’s guide to the investigation, medical evidence, settlement advice, and trial preparation behind an injury claim.

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What Electronic Evidence Must Be Preserved After a Texas Truck Accident?

ELD, engine, GPS, camera, and company-platform records may be held by different people and retained on different schedules. A useful preservation request identifies each system,...

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How Long Does a Spill Have to Be on a Walmart Floor Before Walmart Is Liable in Texas?

Texas has no universal 15-minute spill rule. Learn why duration, employee proximity and visibility matter—and why a missed inspection is not a spill clock.

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How Texas Injury Claims Are Valued and Litigated

A practitioner guide to Texas injury valuation, medical evidence, responsibility, insurance, discovery, settlement and trial.

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Advanced Texas Truck Accident Litigation Guide

A detailed guide to Texas truck accident litigation, covering evidence preservation, vehicle inspections, responsible parties, federal safety records, expert testimony and trial preparation.

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How Many First-Chair Trials Are Required for TBLS Personal Injury Certification?

The lead-counsel work, qualifying trials and trial-day counts required for TBLS Personal Injury Trial Law certification.

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How Do You Actually Prove Walmart Knew or Should Have Known About a Spill?

What proves Walmart knew, or should have known, about a spill? Understand actual and constructive notice, timing, employee conduct and Texas case law.

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What Are the Requirements to Become Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law in Texas?

The practice experience, trial record, continuing education, references and examination required for TBLS certification in Personal Injury Trial Law.

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Who Can Be Held Liable for a Commercial Truck Accident in Texas?

A Texas truck accident may involve more than one responsible party. Explore how evidence can establish liability for drivers, motor carriers, maintenance companies, cargo loaders...

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What It Means to Be Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law in Texas

What Texas Board Certification in Personal Injury Trial Law requires, from experience and examination to professional references and renewal.

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