What is a Frivolous Lawsuit?
The most publicized argument for damage caps has been to prevent “frivolous lawsuits.” As Texas passed tort reform acts over the last few decades, the word “frivolous” was tossed by supporters of reform and scowled
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Stowers Demand in Texas – About An Insurance Company’s Obligations
A Stowers Demand is commonly used by personal injury lawyers in Texas when negotiating with an insurance company on behalf of a client.
The Stowers Duty: Defined
The Stowers duty was first recognized in 1929 in the case of Stowers…
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Motorcycle Helmet Laws in Texas
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Texas Refresher: Failure To Maintain Speed Law and Accidents
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What Happens in an Accident with an Uninsured Driver? | Non-Covered Drivers
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Teens: How to Get a Texas Driver’s License
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Austin, TX Summer Accident Safety
There are a few weeks this summer to hit the last items on your summer bucket list. If you’re longing for an afternoon at Barton Springs Pool, to lounge at Deep Eddy, float the river in…
A Lawyer’s Guide to Preparing for Your Personal Injury Deposition
Medical debt is a weight that too many Americans are burdened with. A recent survey by the Census Bureau found that at least 19% of American households had medical debt they could not afford to pay off.
If you were…
Litigation Techniques When Clients Deny Opioid Medication
After a personal injury or car accident, people often seek medical attention and the assistance of a lawyer. There is a symbiotic relationship between the medications and treatments clients receive and the monetary damages they are awarded in litigation. While…