If you’ve suffered an injury because of a faulty or malfunctioning elevator or escalator, you may be wondering if you should get a lawyer. The simple answer: it’s a good idea to get legal help ASAP. Elevator and escalator injuries are much more common than people think, and they often result in catastrophic injuries:…
In Texas, when a dog attacks you, the owner of that dog can be held legally responsible for injuries and damages. Pretty straightforward, right? However, if the attack takes place on private property, like an apartment complex, the property owner may also be held liable. Things can get complicated in cases like these. Since…
Just about any employer in Texas can opt-out of providing workers comp insurance to employees. So what does it mean for injured employees? If you work for Texas non-subscriber, there are a few things you should know about if you suffer a workplace accident or illness. Working for a company that operates as a non-subscriber…
If you work for workers comp non-subscriber in Texas, there are a few things you should know if you suffer a workplace accident or illness. Working for a company that operates as a non-subscriber doesn’t mean you’re left unprotected or without recourse in the case of a workplace injury. On the contrary, employees are…
Funeral homes work with several clients at a time. Careless staff members and service providers can cause errors at any stage once the deceased is in the care of the funeral provider, and the errors during the transportation of bodies are more common than some would think. If you’ve had a funeral home fail…
How do I sue my landlord for unsafe living conditions? Living in unsafe conditions is stressful and untenable. It’s also against the law if you’re renting. There’s no good reason for landlords to fail to provide decent, safe conditions for tenants to live. According to Texas property code § 92.052, renters have a right…