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Texas HB 1998

Texas HB 1998: A Ray of Hope for Texas Patients

For those of you who follow my column, you may have noticed that I tend to focus on things that are wrong. There is never a shortage of things to talk about in terms of what is broken with our healthcare system and why Texas is among the worst states in the nation for patient safety. I am here to

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Can You Be Charged with DWI If You Haven’t Been Drinking?

Potential jurors are often surprised to learn that you can be charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) when you’ve had no alcohol to drink. The term “DWI” is most commonly understood to mean drunk driving. The expectation is that the jurors are going to hear evidence about someone who was driving a car and showing signs of being drunk on

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FRESH FRENCH FRIES! The State Fair Brand Defying the ‘Generic’ Trademark Rule

Another Minnesota State Fair was recently wrapped up. Although some of the days were tremendously hot and humid, Minnesotans stayed true to “The Great Minnesota Get-Together.” Over 1.8 million attended, putting 2023 attendance in the all-time top 10. With a state population of 5.8 million, about 31% of the state’s residents attended (assuming each resident only came once). Both of

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B2 & B1 Visa Renewal

For individuals holding B1 (business) and B2 (tourism) visas, renewing these essential documents is a crucial step in maintaining travel privileges to the United States.

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Early Information is Vital in School Bus Injury-Related Cases

It’s back-to-school season around the country, and for injury lawyers, this time of year could mean a greater call volume for school bus-related injury cases. Injury claims involving school buses have nuances that set them apart from a typical car accident case. When discussing school bus crashes and injuries, it’s important to note the potential for many witnesses or victims,

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How to Deal with Your Ex Talking About You on Social Media

Divorce is hard enough as it is. But when personal matters spill onto social media platforms, added complications can quickly arise. In this article, an experienced family lawyer offers practical advice on navigating the impact of your ex discussing you and your divorce on social media, including tips on maintaining your privacy, protecting your reputation, and understanding the legal options

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J1 Visas for Exchange Visitors

The J1 Visa, also known as the Exchange Visitor Visa or Exchange Visitor Program, is a non-immigrant visa category in the United States designed to promote cultural exchange and international cooperation.

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Houston Employment Agreement Attorneys

Not everyone works under a standard at-will employment status in Texas. While it has traditionally been the most common way people are hired and work for an employer, recent years have spawned significant use of other employment agreements ranging from contractors to temporary workers, to intermittent and seasonal employment, to even partnership ventures. Each one comes with its own terms

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Texas HB 1998

Texas HB 1998: A Ray of Hope for Texas Patients

For those of you who follow my column, you may have noticed that I tend to focus on things that are wrong. There is never a shortage of things to talk about in terms of what is broken with our healthcare system and why Texas is among the worst states in the nation for patient safety. I am here to

Read More »

Can You Be Charged with DWI If You Haven’t Been Drinking?

Potential jurors are often surprised to learn that you can be charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) when you’ve had no alcohol to drink. The term “DWI” is most commonly understood to mean drunk driving. The expectation is that the jurors are going to hear evidence about someone who was driving a car and showing signs of being drunk on

Read More »

FRESH FRENCH FRIES! The State Fair Brand Defying the ‘Generic’ Trademark Rule

Another Minnesota State Fair was recently wrapped up. Although some of the days were tremendously hot and humid, Minnesotans stayed true to “The Great Minnesota Get-Together.” Over 1.8 million attended, putting 2023 attendance in the all-time top 10. With a state population of 5.8 million, about 31% of the state’s residents attended (assuming each resident only came once). Both of

Read More »

B2 & B1 Visa Renewal

For individuals holding B1 (business) and B2 (tourism) visas, renewing these essential documents is a crucial step in maintaining travel privileges to the United States.

Read More »

Early Information is Vital in School Bus Injury-Related Cases

It’s back-to-school season around the country, and for injury lawyers, this time of year could mean a greater call volume for school bus-related injury cases. Injury claims involving school buses have nuances that set them apart from a typical car accident case. When discussing school bus crashes and injuries, it’s important to note the potential for many witnesses or victims,

Read More »

How to Deal with Your Ex Talking About You on Social Media

Divorce is hard enough as it is. But when personal matters spill onto social media platforms, added complications can quickly arise. In this article, an experienced family lawyer offers practical advice on navigating the impact of your ex discussing you and your divorce on social media, including tips on maintaining your privacy, protecting your reputation, and understanding the legal options

Read More »

J1 Visas for Exchange Visitors

The J1 Visa, also known as the Exchange Visitor Visa or Exchange Visitor Program, is a non-immigrant visa category in the United States designed to promote cultural exchange and international cooperation.

Read More »

Houston Employment Agreement Attorneys

Not everyone works under a standard at-will employment status in Texas. While it has traditionally been the most common way people are hired and work for an employer, recent years have spawned significant use of other employment agreements ranging from contractors to temporary workers, to intermittent and seasonal employment, to even partnership ventures. Each one comes with its own terms

Read More »

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