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The What and How of Seeking Compensation for Distracted Driving Accidents in DFW in 2024

Posted in bicycle Accident, Bus Accidents, Car Accidents, liability, Motorcycle Accidents, negligence, pain and suffering, Pedestrian Accidents, Personal Injury, Safety, truck accidents, wrongful death on January 15, 2024

In today’s fast-paced world, distracted driving is a prevalent issue that can lead to devastating accidents. As technology continues to advance, so does the potential for driver distractions. If you’ve been involved in a distracted driving accident in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in 2024, seeking compensation is your right. When it comes to navigating the…

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Unlocking the Secrets to Winning Distracted Driving Accident Lawsuits in San Antonio: Maximizing Your Compensation

Posted in Bus Accidents, Car Accidents, liability, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury, Safety on January 15, 2024

In today’s digital age, distracted driving has become an alarming epidemic on the roads of San Antonio. As more and more drivers succumb to the temptation of using their phones or engaging in other distractions behind the wheel, the number of accidents caused by such negligence continues to rise. If you’ve been a victim of…

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Unleashing the Power of Legal Strategies: How to Maximize Compensation in Dallas TX Retail Store Accident Lawsuits

Posted in negligence, pain and suffering, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Safety, Slip & Fall on January 14, 2024

Are you a victim of a retail store accident in Dallas, TX? Don’t let your pain and suffering go unnoticed. It’s time to unleash the power of legal strategies to maximize your compensation. In this article, we will explore the steps you can take to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Dallas, TX is…

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Navigating the Retail Store Accident Lawsuit: Expert Tips for Winning in Texas in 2024

Posted in negligence, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Safety, Segway Accident, Slip & Fall on January 11, 2024

Attention Texas shoppers! Have you ever experienced an accident or injury while shopping in a retail store? If so, you’re not alone. Accidents can happen when we least expect them, and navigating the legal system can be overwhelming. But fear not, because we’ve got you covered. In this article, we will provide you with expert…

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Seeking Justice: A Guide to Initiate a Spinal Cord Lawsuit after a Slip and Fall Accident

Posted in Construction Accidents, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Safety, Slip & Fall on January 9, 2024

If you or a loved one has suffered a spinal cord injury due to a slip and fall accident, you may be entitled to seek justice and compensation for your damages. However, initiating a lawsuit can be a complex and overwhelming process. That’s where this guide comes in. In this article, we will provide you…

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The Key to Success: Navigating the Complexities of a Battery Explosion Lawsuit

Posted in liability, negligence, pain and suffering, Personal Injury, product liability, Safety on January 6, 2024

In a world where electronic devices have become an integral part of our daily lives, the risk of battery explosions is a growing concern. And when such incidents occur, navigating the complexities of a battery explosion lawsuit is paramount. Whether it’s a faulty laptop battery or a malfunctioning e-cigarette, understanding the legal process and your…

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Seeking Justice: How Battery Explosion Lawsuits are Handled in Texas

Posted in pain and suffering, Personal Injury, product liability, Safety on January 6, 2024

When it comes to battery explosions, seeking justice is of utmost importance. In Texas, the handling of battery explosion lawsuits is a crucial process that aims to protect consumers and hold manufacturers accountable. In this article, we will explore how these lawsuits are handled in Texas, shedding light on the legal procedures and considerations involved….

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When Machines Fail: Exploring Injury Lawsuits Caused by Faulty Equipment

Posted in Construction Accidents, liability, negligence, pain and suffering, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, product liability, Safety, Slip & Fall, Workplace Injuries, wrongful death on January 5, 2024

When it comes to handling heavy machinery, safety should always be the top priority. Unfortunately, accidents can still occur due to faulty equipment, leading to severe injuries and even death. In such cases, those affected may have the right to file an injury lawsuit against the responsible parties. In this article, we will delve into…

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Who is Liable When a Child is Injured in Daycare or with a Babysitter?

Posted in negligence, Safety on February 21, 2022

In the event that your child suffers an injury under the care of a babysitter or daycare center, the first thing you’ll want to do is confirm that your child is okay. But that concern will quickly turn to anger if you think the childcare provider has been negligent. We all want the best for…

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A Guide to Safe Tailgating at Cowboys Stadium (AT&T Park)

Posted in Safety on October 25, 2021

Football season is more than a sport. It brings people together for good times at house parties and tailgating before games. People of all ages tailgate around the Cowboys Stadium, drinking a few beers and enjoying the game atmosphere. However, if you tailgate at the arena, you need to understand the rules so you don’t…

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Common Fourth of July Safety Mistakes

Posted in Safety on June 22, 2020

This year, the Fourth of July holiday falls on a Saturday – making it, even more, inviting for events such as barbecues, pool parties and firework displays. No matter how you plan on celebrating Independence Day, do so safely. The Fourth of July is one of the most dangerous days of the year in terms…

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Texas Firework Laws

Posted in Safety on June 22, 2020

The 4th of July is less than a month away, and while it may look a bit different from previous years due to the coronavirus, many people in Texas are still planning to celebrate in a familiar way – with fireworks. Whether you plan on attending a public display and social distancing or celebrating right…

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Texas Dashboard Camera Laws

Posted in Safety on March 7, 2020

Dashboard cameras have grown in popularity among drivers now that this technology has become more affordable. Dash cams can record what goes on inside or outside the cab of a car, including auto accidents. They can be useful as a source of evidence during a car accident insurance claim or civil lawsuit. Many drivers do…

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Holidays With the Most Drinking

Posted in Car Accidents, Safety on December 23, 2019

While it is normal to want to celebrate holidays such as Christmas and New Year’s Eve with alcohol, make sure you are imbibing safely. These are two of the booziest holidays, according to Alcohol.org. Whether you drink alcohol or not, it can pose a health and safety hazard to you this holiday season. Drunk drivers,…

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Top 6 Things You Should Not Do After an Injury

Posted in liability, Safety on October 23, 2019

You have more influence over your future than you might think after suffering a personal injury. While a good attorney may be able to build a case against a negligent party regardless of your actions after an accident, taking the correct steps could greatly increase your odds of securing a settlement or jury verdict. With…

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How Can the Police Prove a Driver Was High?

Posted in Car Accidents, Safety on August 30, 2019

Texas takes driving while intoxicated (DWI) cases extremely seriously. It has some of the most stringent drug and alcohol laws in the country. Driving high is a major crime. Marijuana use in any capacity is currently illegal in Texas, as is driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. After a car accident involving a…

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When Is a Theme Park Responsible for an Injury?

Posted in Safety on August 29, 2019

Visiting a theme park in Texas should not end in a trip to the hospital…yet this is exactly the experience hundreds of people suffer each year. Dangerous amusement park rides, slippery floor surfaces, spoiled food, unsanitary pools and other hazards could cause serious premises liability related injuries. Some of the most horrific injuries in history…

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Grilling Safety Tips

Posted in Safety on August 27, 2019

Whether you are new to grilling or a seasoned grill master, accidents can happen. A simple mistake or oversight could cause a serious fire or explosion. Every year, an average of 10,200 home fires, 160 injuries and 10 deaths involve home grills, according to the National Fire Protection Association. Before the grilling season ends in…

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Why Pedestrian Accidents Are More Common During Summer

Posted in Safety on July 28, 2019

An accident between a vehicle and a pedestrian is always worse for the pedestrian. A pedestrian could suffer broken bones, a traumatic brain injury, internal organ damage or injury to the spinal cord. Despite increases in safety efforts and awareness campaigns, the rate of pedestrian accidents is growing. Preliminary data from 2018 shows the highest…

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Most Common Preventable Summer Injuries

Posted in Personal Injury, Safety on June 17, 2019

Summer is an exciting time for individuals of all ages. Children and teens receive a well-deserved break from their schooling, while adults get to frequent refreshing outdoor venues on weekends rather than hiding from the cold. Though summer comes with a positive connotation in most contexts, some members of the public take the concept of…

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Common Water Slide Injuries and the Question of Liability

Posted in pool, Safety on April 4, 2018

Water parks, amusement parks, and other attraction-based businesses can common places family spend time during the summer months. These organizations have a legal obligation to prevent injuries to attendees. Depending on how a water park injury happens, one or more parties may absorb liability for the victim’s damages. You should understand liability before you and…

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What Is a “Failure to Protect” Claim?

Posted in Safety on December 4, 2017

If the police detain someone and place him or her in the car for transport but fail to secure the person’s seatbelt, thus subjecting him or her to injury when a car accident happens on the way to the police station, can that person sue the officers? This point is hotly debated. Here are some…

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I Was Injured in a Golf Cart

Posted in Safety on June 21, 2017

Cruising around the golf course on a sunny day can make any adult feel like a kid again. The tiny wheels, door-free sides and quiet motor can make you forget you are still operating or riding in a vehicle that requires responsible handling to avoid risk. Whether you are the driver or passenger of a…

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What If a Rideshare Vehicle Hit My Car?

Posted in Car Accidents, Safety on September 20, 2016

Negotiating a car accident claim can be difficult enough without a complicating factor such as a rideshare vehicle’s involvement. Rideshare has not been around long enough for most drivers to understand what to do after an accident with one. If an on-duty rideshare driver strikes your car, your case will look different than a typical…

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Does a “Swim at Your Own Risk” Sign Actually Do Anything?

Posted in liability, pool, Safety on May 26, 2016

When it’s summertime in Texas, we tend to gravitate toward pools. On particularly hot days, kids swarm to public options, and they may even be tempted to swim in the neighbors’ pools – whether or not they’re at home. If a child is injured in a public or private pool, you may be wondering about…

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What Can I Do if Someone Crashes a Drone into My House Or into Me?

Posted in drone, Personal Injury, Safety on March 30, 2016

Technology and law have always made a strange pair. This is certainly true for unmanned drones, which have legislators and lawyers perplexed about everything from insurance claims to personal injury disputes. These devices are incredibly innovative and valuable, poised to improve disaster response, construction, real estate, and dozens of other industries. Regulations are slowly catching…

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I Was Injured by an Exploding e-Cigarette, What Do I Do Now?

Posted in Safety on March 17, 2016

When a product or service is used as advertised, the last thing a person expects is a devastating injury. Unfortunately, this does happen, and it’s why product liability laws exist. Product and parts manufacturers and the people who sell a good or service must meet high standards, keeping them accountable to suitably warn customers of…

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Are Homeowners Ever Liable for Natural Disaster Injuries?

Posted in Safety on February 26, 2016

Natural disasters don’t wait until everyone is safe in a home or public building to strike. You could be watching the game over at friend’s house or need to take shelter during a service call. If you suffer an injury at someone else’s home, you may wonder how you will pay for medical bills, the…

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What Happens When Someone Negligently Injures or Kills Your Pet

Posted in Dog Bites, Safety on January 27, 2016

For many Americans, pets are more than animals. They are loved companions who become part of the family, and losing one is often just as difficult as losing a human loved one. If your pet has been injured or killed due to someone’s negligence, here’s what you need to know. Laws Vary by State and…

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Boating Under the Influence and the Law

Posted in Safety on January 22, 2016

When people head out on the water on a hot summer day, many enjoy packing a cooler of their favorite alcoholic beverages or stopping at a restaurant on the water for a few cocktails. However, controlling a boat while under the influence (BUI) of alcohol or drugs is illegal in Texas. Here is what you…

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College Campus Accident Claims: Are They Different?

Posted in Car Accidents, Pedestrian Accidents, Safety, Workplace Injuries on January 15, 2016

Lawsuits for accidents that occur at colleges can be very different from those at other establishments, depending on the circumstances. There are many considerations that determine how a lawsuit stemming from a campus accident will proceed; however, you do still have legal options if and when you pursue a claim. Holding Public Schools Liable State…

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Can Social Media Be Used to Prove Crime/Accident/Injury?

Posted in Safety on December 22, 2015

People post everything on social media these days, including their illegal activities. These people really don’t think about the consequences of their actions. Recently, a woman in Florida streamed live footage of her drunk driving adventure on Periscope. Needless to say, someone alerted the police to her activities and she was arrested while driving through…

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The Dangers of Shallow Water Blackouts and Dry Drowning

Posted in Safety on December 10, 2015

Harmful or deadly water incidents aren’t exclusive to inexperienced swimmers. Shallow water blackouts can have devastating consequences for professional and experienced swimmers. Furthermore, getting a victim on dry land doesn’t always eliminate the risk of drowning. Some victims may suffer from dry drowning immediately after rescue or as many as 24 hours later. Education is…

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