The second full week of April is National Dog Bite Prevention Week in the U.S. National Dog Bite Prevention Week: Understanding Liability and Your Rights After an Attack Dogs are often seen as friendly, loyal companions—and in most cases, they are. It’s natural for people to want to pet…
Rain causes more inclement weather accidents in Texas than any other weather event. April Showers Bring More Than Flowers: How Wet Roads and Poor Visibility Increase Accident Risks Despite the calming sound of rain, car crashes and fatalities tend to rise during wet weather. Heavy downpours can quickly flood…
Slip-and-fall accidents can happen at work, in stores, and at school. Can I Sue for a Slip and Fall Injury During Rainy Weather in Texas? Texas has seen a lot of rainy weather already as the fall season draws near. While rain is much-needed, it can create hazards —…
Texas is facing its hottest temperatures of the year. Child Heatstroke and Heat-Related Illness at School: What You Need to Know Kids are back in school as Texas has reached its peak temperatures for the year. Children are more vulnerable than adults to suffering heatstroke, and many children are…
You can sue for heatstroke injuries in certain circumstances. Heatstroke Injuries at Outdoor Events in Texas: When to Sue Record-breaking heat is scorching the greater part of Texas this summer. Everyone is susceptible to heatstroke in extreme temperatures. Businesses and event organizers in Texas know this and should take…
Learn your legal options if your child is injured at summer camp. Summer Camp Injuries and When to File a Personal Injury Claim Summer camp is the highlight of many children’s summers across Texas. The American Camp Association estimates that over 26 million children and adults participate in summer…