With the 100 Deadliest Days at their midpoint, Paul Cannon explains negligent entrustment, the doctrine most parents have never heard of HOUSTON, July 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Texas teens are logging peak driving miles this month, and many parents do
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One Year After Texas Supreme Court’s Werner Ruling, Truck Crash Victims Face a Transformed Legal Landscape, Says Board-Certified Attorney Paul Cannon
Bifurcated trials, a landmark $90 million reversal, and failed reform bills have rewritten the rules for 18-wheeler cases, with more change expected when the Legislature returns in 2027 HOUSTON, July 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — One year ago, the Texas Supreme…
Meet Houston Missions: Autism Meets Faith (Autism Support)
On Meet Houston Missions and The Simmons and Fletcher Local Missions Podcast, your host, Paul Cannon, talks with Holly Odogwu, the Co-Founder and CEO of Autism Meets Faith. Autism Meets Faith was founded in 2021 when Holly’s daughter was diagnosed…
Houston Road Deaths Outpace Murders Again in 2026 as Summer Driving Season Hits Its Midpoint, Attorney Paul Cannon Urges Caution
Board-certified personal injury attorney says the weeks after July Fourth are when driver attention fades, and the mistakes that cost crash victims the most should be prevented HOUSTON, July 7, 2026 — Houston has reached the midpoint of the summer…
The Clash Between AI and the Law
AI is the hot topic in American law circles. The use of AI in everything from routine searches on the internet, to detailed legal research and drafting, to reducing employee costs and needs makes it broadly appealing to legal researchers…
Your Legal Options After Negligence Resulting in Death
Key Takeaways: Your Rights After Negligence Resulting in Death Only specific family members can file a wrongful death claim in Texas. Spouses, children, and parents have legal standing under Texas law. Two years to file from the date of death.…
How To Prove Truck Driver Negligence In A Commercial Vehicle Accident
Key Takeaways: What Every Truck Accident Victim Should Know Truck driver negligence occurs when drivers fail to exercise “due care” while operating commercial vehicles, as required by the Texas Transportation Code. Common forms of driver negligence include distracted driving, driving…
How Common Are Not At Fault Car Accidents
Key Takeaways: What Every Not At Fault Accident Victim Should Know Texas uses a modified comparative fault system, meaning you can recover compensation even if you share minor responsibility, as long as you’re less than 51% at fault. Document everything…
How To Sue A Trucking Company For Negligence After a Crash
Key Takeaways: What Every Truck Accident Victim Should Know You can sue trucking companies directly when their negligence contributes to accidents through inadequate driver training, poor vehicle maintenance, or violation of federal safety regulations. Commercial drivers and trucking companies face…
What Happens When a Rental Car Is Involved in a Texas Auto Accident?
Key Takeaways: What Every Rental Car Accident Victim Should Know You have the same legal rights in a rental car accident as you would in your personal vehicle if you are not at fault for the collision. Multiple insurance policies…