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Posted in Personal Injury,Texas on February 19, 2018

The term “Good Samaritan” comes from a Biblical parable and has a place in today’s legal world in reference to a regular citizen who comes to the aid of another person after an injury or during an emergency. The Texas Good Samaritan Act is an important piece of legislation that protects individuals who act in… read more

Posted in Car Accidents,Personal Injury on February 12, 2018

Many people dream of owning expensive, flashy cars, but it’s important to have a realistic idea of the expense that goes into owning one of these vehicles. Sports cars, luxury vehicles, and other expensive cars aren’t just costly to purchase; they are also very expensive to maintain and, if necessary, repair. The following are a… read more

Posted in Brain Injuries,Personal Injury,Spinal Cord Injuries on February 5, 2018

Paralysis is a medical condition that involves the loss of function and/or sensation in a part of the body. This condition can result from several possible injuries and medical conditions, but it is a common occurrence in individuals who suffered brain injuries or spinal cord injuries. While some types of paralysis, such as paralysis caused… read more

Posted in Brain Injuries,Personal Injury,Spinal Cord Injuries on January 15, 2018

A paralysis diagnosis is terrible news for anyone, and the first question a newly diagnosed individual is likely to have is if there is any hope for a cure. While some people who suffer paralysis from conditions like strokes and cerebral palsy may recover some motor function and sensation, others, particularly those who develop paralysis… read more

Posted in Personal Injury,Spinal Cord Injuries on January 8, 2018

A spinal cord injury is devastating and can lead to permanent disability and a host of other possible medical issues. While some are permanent, other spinal cord injuries improve with time, and some people manage to recover enough to return to the physical activities they love. However, it’s vital for spinal cord injury victims to… read more

Posted in Personal Injury,Spinal Cord Injuries on January 1, 2018

Spinal cord injuries are serious medical emergencies that often result in permanent disability. The spinal cord carries brain signals to the rest of the body through a thick bundle of nerves running from the brain down through the spine to the tailbone. The spinal cord cannot repair itself after an injury like the rest of… read more

Posted in Personal Injury,Premises Liability on December 18, 2017

Landlords have an obligation to make sure that the property you live in be as hazard-free as reasonably possible. In many cases of a slip and fall injury in Texas, it may be possible to hire an Austin premises liability attorney and sue your landlord for compensation of medical bills, lost wages, and pain and… read more

Posted in Car Accidents,Personal Injury,Texas on December 11, 2017

Even a minor accident can be a pain in the neck, both literally and figuratively. After a fender bender accident in Texas, there are some steps that should be followed right away to ensure your safety and well-being, and to protect your interests in any claims resulting from the accident. Here is what to do… read more

Posted in Personal Injury,Premises Liability on December 4, 2017

Pratfalls are funny in the movies, but if you’ve been injured in a fall on a sidewalk, it is likely that you don’t find anything funny about the situation. In many circumstances, it can be difficult to determine who exactly may be responsible, in order to get compensation for your injury. Here are some guidelines… read more

Posted in Personal Injury,Texas,Wrongful Death on November 20, 2017

After the unexpected death of a loved one, legal definitions might be the last thing on your mind. Once some time has passed, however, you may want to explore your family’s legal options with a compassionate Austin wrongful death attorney. If your loved one died in circumstances such as a car wreck, slip and fall, workplace… read more