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Litigation is a formal process in which two or more parties engage in legal action against each other in order to resolve a dispute.  The proceedings of litigation can take place in a courtroom before a just judge or sometimes...

Anatomists divide the human body into four main pieces: the head, the thorax, the abdomen, and the limbs. Your thorax sits between your head and your abdomen and excludes your arms. The thorax includes several large muscle groups that you...

If you watch or play sports, you have probably heard of a rotator cuff injury. These injuries commonly happen when athletes hyperextend their shoulder or get hit in the shoulder. Rotator cuff injuries can cause pain and limit the use...

When one person’s misconduct injures someone else, that person typically bears sole financial responsibility for the injury. However, when vicarious liability applies, Texas will hold a third party liable for someone else’s misconduct. This misconduct can consist of a forbidden...

Maritime workers and their families may be confused by the different maritime laws that might apply in their injury or wrongful death case. General maritime law covers many accidents and injuries on navigable waters. However, specific federal laws apply to...

Maritime workers sustain offshore injuries for many reasons. They work long hours and deal with extremely dangerous conditions while performing offshore work. When a seaman is injured in an accident, maritime law provides several legal avenues to recover compensation for...

Timing is crucial in almost all areas of law. Plaintiffs need sufficient evidence to establish a legal cause of action when filing a lawsuit. However, the Texas statute of limitations sets deadlines on filing personal injury lawsuits.  At Attorney Brian...