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Texas Statute of Limitations for Dog Bite Lawsuits

In Texas, the general statute of limitations for filing a personal injury lawsuit after a dog bite is two years from the date the injury...

Proving Negligence in Houston Dog Bite Cases

When a dog bites, the focus is often on the animal. But the law in Texas looks at a different, more important question: Was the...

Understanding Texas’s One-Bite Rule and Dog Owner Liability

From our barbecue to our football, Texas likes to do things its own way—and our laws are no exception. When it comes to Texas dog bite...

Proving Causation in Houston Traumatic Brain Injury Cases

After an accident, the effects of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can be subtle and slow to reveal themselves. When you’re dealing with the confusion,...

Recognizing Delayed Brain Injury Symptoms After Houston Car Accidents

It’s a scenario that happens every day on Houston’s busy roads, like the I-610 Loop or the Katy Freeway: a sudden jolt, the screech of...

Understanding Texas’s Two-Year Statute of Limitations for Brain Injury Claims

In Texas, you generally have two years from the date of an accident to file a lawsuit for a brain injury. This deadline—known as the...

Houston Construction Site Accidents: Understanding Third-Party Liability

Houston is a city on the move. From the massive I-45 expansion project to the new skyscrapers redefining the downtown skyline, the hum of construction...

Non-Subscriber Employers in Houston: Which Industries Commonly Opt Out?

Being injured at work is a jarring and stressful experience. You’re dealing with pain, medical appointments, and the anxiety of not being able to earn...

Port of Houston Workplace Injuries: Jones Act and Maritime Law Claims

Working at the Port of Houston means being part of the lifeblood of our city’s economy. It’s demanding, skilled, and often dangerous work. Whether you...

Houston’s Oil and Gas Industry: Understanding Workplace Injury Rights in Refineries and Plants

Working in the oil and gas industry is the backbone of the Houston economy. From the sprawling complexes in Deer Park and Pasadena to the...

Can You Sue Your Texas Employer? Workers’ Comp vs Non-Subscriber Explained

Getting hurt at work is more than just a physical injury. It’s a sudden storm that can disrupt your entire life, bringing a wave of...

Non-Subscriber Employers in Texas: Your Right to Sue When There’s No Workers’ Comp

If you get hurt at work, you probably assume workers’ compensation insurance will cover your medical care and wage reimbursement. In most places, that’s a...