If you’ve been reading about offshore drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, you’ve probably seen the words “oil rig” and “oil platform” used like they mean the same thing. A lot of people use them interchangeably, and in casual conversation,...
What Happens When You Reject a Settlement Offer?
Rejecting a settlement offer can feel like stepping off a safe, well-lit path and onto a trail you can’t fully see yet. For many injury victims, the first offer arrives quickly—sometimes before you’ve even finished treatment—along with pressure to “wrap...
What Parents Need to Know About the Roblox Lawsuits
Roblox has become one of the most popular online games for kids and teens. On the surface, it is a fun, creative platform where players can design games, make friends, and build digital worlds. But behind the bright graphics and...
What’s the Difference Between an Attorney and a Trial Attorney?
When you hear the word “attorney,” you probably think of someone who handles legal issues. But have you ever wondered what the difference is between an attorney and a trial attorney? Although both work in the legal field, they play...
What If I Can’t Afford a Lawyer?
Facing a personal injury can be life-altering. Victims often face not only physical injuries and emotional distress but financial burdens from medical expenses and lost wages, too. Many people who want to hire a Houston personal injury lawyer wonder, “What...
What Is Texas Open Container Law?
It is common knowledge that driving under the influence of alcohol in Texas is against the law. You could face jail time and fines for a DUI conviction. However, some drivers are unaware that they could face harsh penalties for...
What Is an Examination Under Oath in Houston?
An examination under oath (EUO) is similar to a deposition. However, your insurance company requests the EUO to gather more information about a claim. Your testimony at an examination under oath is sworn testimony. Therefore, you are under penalty of...
What Is a Tort Claim in Texas?
A tort is an act or omission that harms or injures another person. In other words, another person causes you to sustain an injury or other harm because of their actions. Torts are generally based on negligence claims, but they...
What Is the Difference Between a Lawyer and an Attorney?
It’s not every day you need legal representation. Because of that, many people don’t really know how to find the person best suited to fight on their behalf. Although the words “lawyer” and “attorney” may sound like they mean the...
What Happens If I Don’t Show Up for Jury Duty?
NOTE: We only handle cases involving accidents and injuries. This article is for informational purposes only. Information found in the article does not constitute as formal legal advice and does not create an attorney/client relationship. We cannot help you beyond...
What Is a Class C Misdemeanor in Texas?
NOTE: This article is for informational purposes only. We only handle cases involving accidents and injuries. Criminal actions fall into many different classifications under Texas law. In general, two main types of crimes exist: felonies and misdemeanors. Misdemeanors are the...
What If I File a False Police Report?
If you believe that someone else is legally responsible for your injuries, it’s natural to want to hold them accountable. On the other hand, there are right and wrong ways of doing this. Filing a false police report can not...
What Is an Assumption of Risk?
Dangerous activities are worth the risk to some people. Unfortunately, accepting or assuming certain foreseeable risks can take away your chance to pursue recovery should an accident occur. In legal terms, “assumption of risk” typically refers to a person’s intentional...
What Is a Letter of Protection?
When an accident happens, getting the victim compensation for medical care can take time. This may put the person in a bind if he or she lacks his or her own coverage or the funds to pay for care. In...