Monthly Archives: March 2023
I Was Sexually Assaulted On A Business Property But I Am Told My Attacker Is Judgment-Proof, What Can I Do?
Experiencing the pain, trauma, and fear involved in a sexual assault attack is something that no person should ever have to go through. Though most Houston residents likely believe that when they visit a private business property, such as their local gym, the mall, or the grocery store, they are safe from violent and… Read More »
Taking Account Of Expenses In Houston Sexual Assault Premises Liability Cases
There is no doubt that it takes courage and strength to bring a sexual assault premises liability case in civil court. After going through a dangerous, traumatic, and perhaps even nearly fatal attack, to summon the courage to file a case in court for damages takes a brave and strong person. In Houston, under… Read More »
I Survived In An 18-Wheeler Truck Accident In Houston. Who Will Pay For My Injuries Under Texas Laws?
There is no question that surviving a car accident involving an 18-wheeler truck is often nothing short of a miracle. With the flow of traffic running at high speeds, the sheer weight of an 18-wheeler truck, which can be tens of thousands of pounds, even unloaded – can cause total carnage and wreckage even… Read More »
If You Drive On Houston Roads And Highways, You Must Know About These 3 Ways That 18-Wheeler Trucks Can Cause Serious Accidents
Pretty much everyone has seen a terrible accident on the road involving an 18-wheeler truck, also commonly known as a semi-truck. Whether we have rubbernecked an 18-wheeler accident on our daily commute home, or we have seen one on the news or read about one in the newspaper, most of us are familiar with… Read More »
Sexual Assault Victim Secures $3.8Million Award Against Apartment Complex For Apartment Complex Fitness Center Sexual Assault
Many sexual assault cases don’t make the front page of the news. This is, in part, because not many sexual assault cases go all the way to trial and secure a large jury award, but rather settle out of court. However, in late summer last year, an egregious sexual assault premises liability case in… Read More »
Did A Beloved Parent Serve At Camp LeJeune And Do They Now Suffer From A Serious Health Condition? Find Out What Can Be Done Today Under New Laws
It is heart-wrenching to witness a beloved parent struggle with a disease or seriously debilitating illness. As many of us get older, we, unfortunately, bear witness to a host of serious medical issues that our mothers and fathers suffer through, and often we feel helpless to do anything but offer love and emotional support…. Read More »
Emotional Town Hall Meeting Advises Veterans And Families About Camp Lejeune Toxic Contaminated Water Claims
On January 24 of this year, veterans who served at the North Carolina marine corps base Camp Lejeune and their family members came together for a town hall meeting in Holly Ridge, North Carolina. Local reports note that the town hall meeting was an emotional one, as many veterans and their family members who… Read More »
National Safety Council Releases Large Truck And 18-Wheeler Truck Injury Statistics; Dangers Of 18-Wheeler Truck Accidents Highlighted
18-wheeler trucks can be found driving all over Texas roads at any time of the day. To get goods from hubs to retail stores, 18-wheeler trucks, or semi-trucks, travel that important “last mile” to get consumers all over the Lonestar State what they need for everyday living. Food, clothes, computers, cars, and even milk… Read More »
What Is Parkinson’s Disease? Presumptive Conditions For Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Claims
By now Americans across the United States have probably read, heard, or watched news or commercials about Camp Lejeune water contamination claims. Simply put, between the early 1950s and late 1980s, the United States government exposed veterans and their family members who were stationed and who lived at North Carolina Marine Corps Base Camp… Read More »
As Administrative Waiting Period Ends For Earliest-Filed Camp Lejeune Claims, Claimants File First Camp Lejeune Compensation Claims In Federal Court
By now most Americans are aware that veterans and their family members were exposed to toxic and dangerous chemicals through the water at North Carolina Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. American veterans and their family members who lived at Camp Lejeune from around the years 1953 to late 1987 were exposed to contaminated water… Read More »