There are more than 350,000 motorcyclists in Texas. That makes our state one of the most popular for motorcycle ownership. Maybe it is our great weather, or our independent streak, motorcycle ownership is popular. But enjoying the open Texas air on a motorcycle comes with risks. In general, Texas only requires helmets for some motorcyclists. …
Emily Eason Wins Community Leadership Scholarship
When Emily Eason linked up with the team at Seabury Resources for Aging, she was prepared for the vast majority of service projects. She and her team cleaned houses, did minor repairs, and helped elderly folks fix issues around their homes. When she arrived at the home of a woman she calls Mrs. Robinson, though, …
Can a Disability Insurance Carrier Offset the Amount It Pays By the Social Security Benefits I Receive?
A disability insurance carrier can offset the amount it pays if you receive payments of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. This is called a “Right of Offset.” Your eligibility for Social Security disability is not affected by whether or not you are insured under a private disability insurance plan. …
Self-driving cars and the future of personal injury law
The self-driving cars under development by companies like Tesla and Volvo have the potential to change the way we drive. Self-driving cars could also reshape the future of personal injury law, as well. There is no doubt the potential for fewer injury accidents is a positive thing. However, the reduction in motor vehicle accidents could …
Massive Vehicle Pileup Crash in Fort Worth, TX
On February 11, 2021 133 vehicles were involved in a massive pileup crash on 35W near Fort Worth, Texas. Throughout February, Texas saw some highly unusual weather – including freezing temperatures, ice, and snow typically seen in more northern states. It was this weather that likely precipitated February’s tragic pileup. Before the sun rose on …
Brain Injuries in North Texas FAQs
In North TX, brain injuries are often tragic. They can lead to lifelong changes in mental and physical functioning. Sadly, many brain injuries in North Texas result from accidents we cannot predict like car accidents, falls, and violent assaults. Few of us, want to think about life with a brain injury. As a personal injury …
Texas Jury Trials During Coronavirus
Yes, Texas jury trials are being conducted by trial attorneys during the pandemic – but they are few and far between. Jury trials have been delayed as a result of court closures and social distancing requirements. Some jurisdictions even attempted to require trial lawyers to hold jury trials over Zoom – but as you might …
Personal Injury Case Top 10 FAQs
When potential personal injury case clients first contact me, they often have similar questions. Personal injury cases, by their very nature, can be traumatic and confusing. Virtually no one expects to be a victim, yet once disaster strikes, time is of the essence. Legal representation is rarely at the forefront of a victim’s mind. But, …
Social Security Disability and Kidney Disease
Can I Get Social Security Disability for My Kidney Disease? Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) can cause drastic impairment of renal function, affecting your ability to make it through the work day. The cause of CKD can be ethnicity, heredity or other conditions like diabetes or hypertension. It can become so disabling that you should think …
McKinney Lawyer Discusses: Can The Government Steal Our Rights During a Pandemic?
As a McKinney lawyer, I have been asked many questions about our Constitutional Rights during a pandemic, like COVID-19. On March 13, 2020 Texas, Governor Abbott declared a statewide public health disaster as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. Following the disaster proclamation, Abbott issued a series of related directives. They include a statewide mask …
What To Do After A Car Accident?
After a car accident, it is natural to be frightened and uncertain about what you should do next. Your actions immediately after the accident can affect your ability to recover fair compensation for you and your family members. Many questions may be going through your mind regarding what actions to take and how to respond in …
Chemical Plant and Refinery Accidents: What You Need to Know
Chemical plant and refinery accidents are unfortunately all too common. Every year, hundreds of plant and refinery workers suffer serious injuries, face long-term health problems, or even die because of the plant operator’s negligence or oversight. For the injured worker and their family, accidents can wreak physical, financial, emotional havoc. How Attorneys Investigate Chemical Plant …
Social Security Disability May Help If You’ve Been Laid Off Due to COVID
Over 30 million Americans have been laid-off because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The job losses have hit the disabled and nearly community particularly hard, as is typical during an economic downturn. During recessions, individuals with disabilities are the first to be fired and the last to be rehired. If you have a disability or serious …
Arbitration Denies Day in Court
Arbitration Is Forced Injustice Forced arbitration robs ordinary people of their day in court. It also steals one of our most fundamental Constitutional Rights, the Right to a Jury Trial. Javier lost his job when he was deployed overseas despite federal laws protecting employment for members of the armed services. A court told Alan and …
Myths About Medical Malpractice Law That Just Won’t Go Away
We’ve all heard them: “Too many people file frivolous lawsuits.” “Medical malpractice lawsuits are making our healthcare too expensive.” “Most people are just in it for the money!” These are the myths about medical malpractice law that won’t go away. Far too often, people harmed by medical malpractice hear these uninformed statements and vow to …
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