When you’ve suffered a slip and fall injury in Austin, finding the right legal representation can be crucial to seeking justice and obtaining the compensation you deserve. An experienced Austin slip and fall injury lawyer can make a great difference in the outcome of your case. However, with many lawyers, knowing how to find the…
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Facing physical, emotional, and financial hurdles may seem overwhelming, but assistance is within reach. Collaborating with Austin brain injury lawyers offers vital support and legal acumen to navigate this challenging period. These professionals grasp the intricacies of brain injury cases and are committed to securing rightful compensation for clients. By engaging with our Austin brain…
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In El Paso, Texas, a distressing incident at a Dunkin’ Donuts drive-thru highlights the severe psychological impact of assault. Three employees, Luis Arturo Dominguez, Jesus Dominguez, and Elijah Richard Garcia, were arrested for threatening a customer with handguns during a dispute. This act of aggression illustrates the potential for long-lasting mental and emotional trauma in…
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I had a call this morning from someone who had lent her car out. The borrower either lent it out himself or someone he knew took it. Either way, it was in a wreck and now the responsible person will not pay for the property damage. When it comes to lending your car out, it…
Read More >Different deadlines for lawsuits over surgical sponges The Texas Supreme Court said Friday that a San Antonio woman could not sue her doctor over a surgical sponge left inside her body because she waited too long to file suit — even though, she could not have discovered the problem any sooner. The court ruled 9-0…
Read More >Athletes, band members, cheerleaders, and other students ages 14 to 18 who take part in strenuous sports can get a free heart screening on Saturday at Heart Hospital of Austin, 3801 N. Lamar Blvd. The screening, from 8 a.m. to noon, is sponsored by the hospital and Championship Hearts, a charity created by Austin Heart,…
Read More >In 16 states (Texas is not one of them), drugs now kill more people than auto accidents do, the government said. Experts said the shift reflects two opposite trends: Driving, is becoming safer, and the legal and illegal Use of powerful prescription painkillers is on the rise. Don’t Forget! If you have any questions, you…
Read More >Austin police early Tuesday drew the blood of a drunken driving suspect — without a previously required search warrant who was involved in a crash and had an 11-year-old boy in the car. The incident happened 28 minutes after a new law took effect that gives police wider authority in the types of cases in…
Read More >A new state law that is going into effect on September 1, 2009, is restricting the use of cell phones in school zones. However, the only way to enforce this new law is by installing signs notifying drivers of the new law because the absence of signs is a defense against prosecution. This law is…
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