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Clients should understand the difference between bodily injury and personal injury liability so that they can understand how to calculate the economic impact of these potentially life-altering events.

From a slight expansion in medical marijuana access to new firearms laws, here are a few of the most notable changes to Texas law that Texas residents should be aware of.

What you don’t know CAN cost you! A little education on quirky traffic laws pays off in safer and more aware drivers who are less likely to injure others or be injured themselves.

Marijuana decriminalization advocates were disappointed this session that a broader decriminalization bill did not make its way to the Governor’s desk, but two bills related to medical marijuana eligibility received the final go-ahead.

Injury victims may actually end up negatively impacting case outcomes, whether through carelessness or simply a lack of awareness of long-term implications on their case. If you’ve been injured, here’s what not to do.

While every case will have its challenges (and it’s our job to help you overcome them), having these strategies in mind will help improve your settlement and make the process much smoother for everyone involved.

Memorial Day weekend kicks off the start of the summer season. Whether you are traveling for Memorial Day or joining friends or family to celebrate close to home, know the risks so you can stay safe and prevent injuries.

Estimates of the cost of property damages caused by the winter storm statewide are in the $10 billion range (with some estimates much higher when other factors are included), so even if you don’t have any significant damage, it’s likely you know someone who did.

Two specific bills – S.B. 6 and H.B. 3659 – relate to the liability of specific claims arising during a pandemic emergency and specify who is off the hook for damages.

Trucking companies in Texas are pushing some big changes to trucking accident liability laws during the 2021 Legislative session. Opponents argue that the bill would make Texas drivers and families less safe.