Are Ambulance Fees Covered in Personal Injury Cases?

If you get seriously injured in an accident in Texas, you may not think twice before allowing an ambulance to take you to the nearest hospital for prompt medical care. When you receive the bill for the ambulance ride, however, you may think differently. In ...

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What Happens to a Personal Injury Case if the Victim Dies During Litigation?

If your loved one sadly succumbs to an injury or illness while in the middle of a personal injury case in Texas, it may fall to you to settle the deceased person's estate and finish unresolved litigation. In Texas, the continuance of a personal injury ...

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Common Mistakes to Avoid During a Personal Injury Claim   

Filing a personal injury claim in Texas can help you and your family move forward after a traumatic accident. You could receive financial compensation for your related medical expenses, lost wages and other damages from the party that caused your accident. If you aren’t careful, ...

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Can You Sue a Texas Hotel if You Are Injured During Your Stay?

Whether you check into a hotel in Texas for business or a vacation, you shouldn’t leave with a serious injury. Unfortunately, many hotels fall short of the standards of care when maintaining their properties, resulting in premises that have defects and guest injury risks. If ...

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Most Common Oil Rig Accidents in Texas

As a resident of Texas, you are probably familiar with oil rigs. Texas is one of the country’s top suppliers of oil and natural gas. The oil industry in Texas employs thousands of workers each year. Unfortunately, some of these workers suffer serious and life-threatening ...

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How Much Is Your Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Case Worth?

For at least 34 years, members of the military and armed forces were exposed to dozens of toxic substances and volatile organic compounds because of contaminated water at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. These toxins have been connected to a variety of cancers, diseases and ...

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What Is the PACT Act? 

On August 10, 2022, President Biden signed the PACT Act – the Sergeant First Class Heath Robinson Honoring our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics Act – into law. The signing of this act could affect more than five million veterans who have been exposed to ...

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The Difference Between Mild, Moderate and Severe Brain Injuries   

Traumatic brain injuries, also known as TBIs, are common injuries that send thousands of accident victims to emergency rooms each year. When diagnosing a brain injury, a doctor will classify the injury as mild, moderate or severe. The classification is based on the nature and ...

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The Long-Term Effects of an Untreated Head Injury

Head and brain injuries should always be taken seriously and treated with the utmost care. Even a brain injury that is classified as mild can have major long-term effects on the victim – especially if the victim never receives professional medical care for the injury. ...

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Types of Product Defects You Can Claim in a Product Liability Lawsuit

It is a manufacturer's responsibility to ensure the safety of the products that it releases to the public. It must do so using accepted practices, including obeying product safety tests and meeting federal quality standards. Unfortunately, not every company meets this duty of care, resulting ...

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