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Pro-Active Power: Texas Commercial Truck Accident Claims

Life can be divided into before and after. Hopefully, this schism happens gleefully, with a wedding, birth, or other good tidings. However, sometimes a chance encounter can have devastating consequences, shattering normalcy and leading to a life haunted by pain. The statistics are alarming. Every fifteen minutes, a United States driver is killed or seriously injured in a collision caused

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Pursuing Birth Trauma Compensation in Texas

While the process of giving birth can be physically taxing on both mother and infant alike, advances in modern medicine have made the process much less risky than it was in the past. Unfortunately, the same techniques designed to assist in the birthing process also have the potential to cause serious trauma when they are administered incorrectly. In addition, when

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How to Sue a Doctor in Texas for Malpractice

Have you or your loved one suffered harm at the hands of a negligent doctor in Texas? Have you been left to worry about medical bills and how you will support your family while injured? When a healthcare provider has breached trust with a negligent act that caused injury or death, those accounts may be subject to a medical malpractice

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Beware Global Tenders Involving Minors

As a mediator, I frequently encounter global settlement conferences. For those unfamiliar, a global settlement conference is a mediation (typically pre-suit) scheduled by an insurance company when it has determined that their insured’s insurance limits should be tendered due to the number of claimants and the severity of the injuries. All potential claimants are invited to attend the settlement conference

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Proving Medical Misdiagnosis in Texas

When you visit a doctor due to an illness or medical problem, your expectation is that your healthcare provider will be able to properly diagnose your condition, conduct further tests, or refer you to another medical expert to determine what is wrong.  Unfortunately, there are times when an incorrect diagnosis occurs, which in turn can lead to improper treatment, serious

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co-parent during summer

How to Co-Parent During Summer After the Divorce

The school year has come to an end in Florida. As kids, we looked forward to carefree fun and were excited about out-of-school activities such as camps, road trips, and spending more time with friends. It was a time to enjoy warmer weather and longer sunlit days. For many parents, summer is the most demanding season of the year, and

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How Hard is it to Sue a Texas Hospital for Malpractice?

As a patient in a hospital, one has already experienced trauma and expects to be well taken care of in the hands of medical professionals. Unfortunately, sometimes that care is substandard, and in those cases, the patient is left to not only navigate the recovery of his or her injury but also to recover from the damages incurred from the

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Not Your Father’s Acronym – the NFT (and IP)

Every day we are confronted with new acronyms, or more specifically internet abbreviations since many don’t exactly fall under the traditional definition of acronyms, like: LOL (Laughing Out Loud); OMW (On My Way); TIL (Today I Learned); IMO (In My Opinion). Bear with us as we dedicate a column to one such abbreviation and its connection to intellectual property (IP).

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Finding the Best Defense Base Act Lawyers in Arizona

Most Arizona contractors injured while working overseas don’t realize the Defense Base Act creates a federal workers’ compensation system entirely separate from Arizona’s state law, with its own procedural rules, deadlines, and carrier requirements. You’re maneuvering two different legal worlds, and choosing an attorney who truly understands DBA-specific challenges makes the difference between a denied claim and proper benefits. The

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Pro-Active Power: Texas Commercial Truck Accident Claims

Life can be divided into before and after. Hopefully, this schism happens gleefully, with a wedding, birth, or other good tidings. However, sometimes a chance encounter can have devastating consequences, shattering normalcy and leading to a life haunted by pain. The statistics are alarming. Every fifteen minutes, a United States driver is killed or seriously injured in a collision caused

Read More »

Pursuing Birth Trauma Compensation in Texas

While the process of giving birth can be physically taxing on both mother and infant alike, advances in modern medicine have made the process much less risky than it was in the past. Unfortunately, the same techniques designed to assist in the birthing process also have the potential to cause serious trauma when they are administered incorrectly. In addition, when

Read More »

How to Sue a Doctor in Texas for Malpractice

Have you or your loved one suffered harm at the hands of a negligent doctor in Texas? Have you been left to worry about medical bills and how you will support your family while injured? When a healthcare provider has breached trust with a negligent act that caused injury or death, those accounts may be subject to a medical malpractice

Read More »
global tender

Beware Global Tenders Involving Minors

As a mediator, I frequently encounter global settlement conferences. For those unfamiliar, a global settlement conference is a mediation (typically pre-suit) scheduled by an insurance company when it has determined that their insured’s insurance limits should be tendered due to the number of claimants and the severity of the injuries. All potential claimants are invited to attend the settlement conference

Read More »

Proving Medical Misdiagnosis in Texas

When you visit a doctor due to an illness or medical problem, your expectation is that your healthcare provider will be able to properly diagnose your condition, conduct further tests, or refer you to another medical expert to determine what is wrong.  Unfortunately, there are times when an incorrect diagnosis occurs, which in turn can lead to improper treatment, serious

Read More »
co-parent during summer

How to Co-Parent During Summer After the Divorce

The school year has come to an end in Florida. As kids, we looked forward to carefree fun and were excited about out-of-school activities such as camps, road trips, and spending more time with friends. It was a time to enjoy warmer weather and longer sunlit days. For many parents, summer is the most demanding season of the year, and

Read More »

How Hard is it to Sue a Texas Hospital for Malpractice?

As a patient in a hospital, one has already experienced trauma and expects to be well taken care of in the hands of medical professionals. Unfortunately, sometimes that care is substandard, and in those cases, the patient is left to not only navigate the recovery of his or her injury but also to recover from the damages incurred from the

Read More »
nft

Not Your Father’s Acronym – the NFT (and IP)

Every day we are confronted with new acronyms, or more specifically internet abbreviations since many don’t exactly fall under the traditional definition of acronyms, like: LOL (Laughing Out Loud); OMW (On My Way); TIL (Today I Learned); IMO (In My Opinion). Bear with us as we dedicate a column to one such abbreviation and its connection to intellectual property (IP).

Read More »

Finding the Best Defense Base Act Lawyers in Arizona

Most Arizona contractors injured while working overseas don’t realize the Defense Base Act creates a federal workers’ compensation system entirely separate from Arizona’s state law, with its own procedural rules, deadlines, and carrier requirements. You’re maneuvering two different legal worlds, and choosing an attorney who truly understands DBA-specific challenges makes the difference between a denied claim and proper benefits. The

Read More »

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