When it comes to proving fault in a personal injury claim , the more tangible evidence you can collect, the better. Photographs and videos of the scene of an accident like after a car crash are useful. But what about audio evidence in the form of conversations between the ...
Read MoreThe “statute of limitations” is the legal rule that determines how much time you have to file a personal injury claim against a party who is liable ...
View MoreYou have the right to seek compensation from any party that causes you undue harm, suffering, and damages. This is the basic premise of any personal ...
View MoreFollowing a car accident of any severity, you are going to be shaken up and a bit confused. However, it is important to try to regain your footing and ...
View MoreIn a previous blog entry, we discussed how you can request copies of your own medical records in Texas. While this might be the norm for many people, ...
View MoreTo prove the extent of your injuries in a personal injury claim , it is beneficial to get a copy of your medical records. Assuming that your medical ...
View MoreFollowing an accident that leaves you injured and that was no fault of your own, you will need to prove that your injuries were caused in the ...
View MoreIn 2017, Texas residents were shocked when the AARP released a report claiming that “Texas nursing home quality is shamefully poor and, according to ...
View MoreWhether taking a road trip to Walley World, Las Vegas or piling into the minivan to attend that annual family reunion up North, summer road trips are ...
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