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Working with your personal injury lawyer in Houston
Those who have to go through the pain and suffering of a personal injury because of someone else’s negligence should always have good legal counsel on their side. Finding... Continue Reading »What should you ask your personal injury attorney in Houston
The injuries you or your loved one receives due to the negligence of another person, or company, can be debilitating. They can change your life in the worst of ways,... Continue Reading »What are the signs of a traumatic brain injury?
Let’s face it: most of us are not medical doctors. So when it comes to the self-diagnosis after an injury, we should leave it to the professionals. What happens if you have... Continue Reading »
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Working with your personal injury lawyer in Houston
Those who have to go through the pain and suffering of a personal injury because of someone else’s negligence should always have good legal counsel on their side. Finding the right personal injury lawyer in Houston is the first step. … Continue reading
What should you ask your personal injury attorney in Houston
The injuries you or your loved one receives due to the negligence of another person, or company, can be debilitating. They can change your life in the worst of ways, resulting in long hospital stays, therapy, and mounting medical bills. … Continue reading
What are the signs of a traumatic brain injury?
Let’s face it: most of us are not medical doctors. So when it comes to the self-diagnosis after an injury, we should leave it to the professionals. What happens if you have an injury but you’re not quite sure if … Continue reading
University of Texas receives $15m grant to study brain injuries
Brain injury research is back in the news, though the truth is probably that it never really left. The topic is a hot one because doctors are constantly finding new victims of brain injuries with causes that are outside of … Continue reading
Steps to finding a Houston personal injury lawyer
While you certainly do need to hire a Houston personal injury lawyer as soon as possible after receiving an injury, that does not mean you can hire just any attorney to represent you. It is important to have a quality … Continue reading
Listen to your Personal Injury Attorney
The legal world can often be quite complicated, and there are certain provisions and requirements that the plaintiffs and defendants in cases need to follow. In some cases, there may be confidentiality agreements in place that, when violated, could change … Continue reading
Police: Shaking causes baby’s traumatic brain injury
Police in Florida are investigating a man who reportedly shook or struck an 11-month-old baby so hard that the child suffered from blood clots and seizures. Such tragic news and the possible long term effects of such abuse make up … Continue reading
No burn injuries reported after camper starts park fire
A camper’s stove is being blamed for starting a wildfire that blazed through 15 acres of Duro Canyon State Park in the Texas Panhandle. No injuries were reported and no property has been listed as damaged. If anyone had been hurt, … Continue reading
Let a Houston personal injury lawyer help you understand your case
Personal injury attorneys can help with many different types of cases and injuries that you might suffer. The types of cases can include damage done to property, reputation, and even rights in addition to bodily injury and damage. Anyone suffering … Continue reading
Judge: Victims tortured by cop can’t file class action lawsuit
More than a dozen men who claimed a former Chicago police commander tortured and severely beat confessions out of them will not be able to band together to file a class action lawsuit, a judge in Illinois ruled recently. The … Continue reading