After a car accident in Austin, Texas, stop at the scene, check for injuries, call 911 when required, exchange information, document the crash, and seek medical attention if you are injured. Texas law requires drivers involved in certain crashes to
Furia Rubel Recognized for PR, Legal Marketing, Social Media, and Service to Lawyers and Law Firms
August 2026Furia Rubel Communications is pleased to announce that the agency has been recognized in the categories of Law Firm Marketer Customer Service, Online/Social Media Marketing Provider, and PR/Legal Marketing Firm by the readers of The Texas Lawyer.
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What Austin’s Light Rail Project Means for Property Owners
Austin’s Light Rail Project is moving from planning to property taking. The Austin Transit Partnership (ATP) has already begun taking land, and more property owners can expect to receive survey requests, purchase offers, and other notices as the project moves
Texas Business Court Judges Reappointed: All 10 Judges to Continue Serving Through 2028
On July 29, 2026, Gov. Greg Abbott reappointed all 10 judges serving on the Texas Business Court to new two-year terms beginning Sept. 1, 2026.
Conflicts Allegation — Health System Accuses Whistleblowers’ Lawyer of Conflict, Muddy Waters Capital Calls Former Law Firm’s Conflict Clear,
“Muddy Waters Moves to Disqualify Quinn Emanuel Over Prior Representation” —
- “Muddy Waters Capital asked a federal judge in Austin on July 19 to disqualify the law firm Quinn Emanuel from representing Techtronic Industries in a lawsuit against
Gov. Rick Perry’s Indictment Focuses on Dirty Politics
On August 15, 2014, Texas Gov. Rick Perry was indicted on felony counts of coercion and official oppression. After the immediate hoopla settled, the serious inquiry began focusing on the motivation for the criminal charges.
Any proper analysis of whether
Any proper analysis of whether
Republican Judges Give Governor Perry A Fee Pass on Abuse of Power Indictment
FORMER TEXAS GOV. RICK PERRY GETS FREE PASS ON ABUSE OF POWER INDICTMENT
On February 24, 2013, the Texas Court of Appeals put an end to the tortured legal saga involving former Texas Gov. Rick Perry. The court dismissed the
On February 24, 2013, the Texas Court of Appeals put an end to the tortured legal saga involving former Texas Gov. Rick Perry. The court dismissed the
How Much Does It Cost to Get an Attorney in Texas?
If you’ve been injured because of someone else’s negligence in Austin, Texas, the cost of hiring a personal injury attorney is usually nothing up front. Most Texas personal injury lawyers work on a contingency fee basis. That means you only
What Happens When an Insurance Company Totals Your Motorcycle?
After a serious crash in Austin, Texas, an insurance company may determine that repairing the motorcycle would cost more than the bike is worth. When that happens, the motorcycle may be declared a total loss. If your motorcycle is totaled,
What Are My Legal Options If I Get Injured at the University of Texas at Austin?
The University of Texas at Austin is one of the largest college campuses in the country. Thousands of students, employees, visitors, and event attendees pass through the campus every day. With so many people on campus, accidents and injuries can