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Accident Injury Report – Industrial Accident Fatality of Hutto Man

December 31, 2019 Hutto, Texas – A local man was killed in an industrial accident Monday morning at Starfire Manufacturing located in the Tradesman Park Loop in Hutto.  The Williamson County Sheriff’s department reported that a man in his 60’s was at the location to borrow a forklift. A large…

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Questions remain unanswered regarding Boeing’s 737 MAX Aircraft

Special Reporting:  Jesse E. Guerra Jr. Of Counsel attorney with Carabin Shaw PC Boeing’s MAX Fixes Not Likely to Get FAA Approval Until February Wow! Not sure where this leaves passengers wanting to feel safe boarding these planes in the future.  It seems that Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration…

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Parental Liability in Texas Personal Injury Lawsuits

When a Texas minor child engages in negligent or reckless behavior resulting in personal injury or property damage, the child’s parents may be responsible. The Texas Family Code, section 41 (the code), details parental responsibility in instances where a child causes property damage. Under the code, the parent or guardian…

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Former Longhorn Player and UT Graduate Suffer Fatal Injuries in Texas Motorcycle Crash

Texas is mourning after the untimely deaths of NFL player Cedric Benson and his passenger, a University of Texas graduate. According to news reports the player’s motorcycle collided with a white minivan on an Austin, Texas highway. Witnesses state that good samaritans and bystanders offered assistance before Texas fire and…

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Texas Supreme Court Considers Property Owner’s Liability to Independent Contractors

The state’s high court recently released an opinion in a Texas wrongful death case involving the death of an employee that worked for an independent contractor that was hired by the defendant property owner. The issue in the case was whether the property owner could be held liable for the…

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Texas Supreme Court Determines Off-Duty Officer Was Immune from Liability in Recent Wrongful Death Lawsuit

In May 2019, the state’s high court issued a written opinion in a Texas wrongful death case discussing whether an off-duty officer could be held individually liable after he shot and killed a suspect while attempting an arrest outside the officer’s jurisdiction. Under the state’s election-of-remedies provision of the Texas…

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Texas Supreme Court Dismisses Claim after Pregnant Woman Falls in Dam

The Texas Supreme Court recently issued an opinion in a Texas personal injury case involving the death of a 19-year-old pregnant woman who fell into a dam near Fort Worth. According to the court’s opinion, the woman tried to walk across the dam when she slipped and fell into the…

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Texas Supreme Court Allows Future Medical Expenses Award After Plaintiff’s Death

Unfortunately, Texas personal injury cases can take years to resolve, in some instances, and plaintiffs may not live to see the final disposition of their case. This can implicate a number of procedural rules and requirements in order to ensure that the right type of case is being brought and…

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Admissibility of Out-of-Court Experiments in Texas Car Accident Case

In a recent Texas appellate decision, a woman challenged the lower court’s judgment in a lawsuit for negligence and wrongful death. Among other things, she claimed the lower court had made a mistake in admitting a video recording of an experiment that had happened outside of court. The case arose…

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