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Swimming Pool Accidents, Injuries & Deaths

Swimming pools are a great way to cool yourself off during the Texas heat, but they can also be dangerous. Every year, people suffer serious injuries or even lose their lives due to swimming pool accidents. Whether at a private residence, public facility, or hotel, pools pose risks that shouldn’t be ignored.
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Negligent Security & Personal Attacks

Negligent security occurs when a property owner or business fails to provide adequate safety measures, leading to personal attacks, assaults, or other criminal activities. This legal concept holds property owners responsible for creating a safe environment for visitors, tenants, and customers. When they don’t, innocent people can get hurt.
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How Long Does It Take to Settle a Car Accident Claim?

A question most people have after a car accident is, "How long will it take to settle my claim?" The answer depends on numerous factors. Let's look at the different elements and Texas laws that influence the settlement process of a car accident claim.
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Is It Worth Getting an Attorney for a Car Accident?

Car accidents are a daily occurrence in Texas, with a crash getting reported every 56 seconds in 2023. Understanding the importance of seeking legal assistance early after an accident can significantly impact your ability to recover physically and financially.
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Can an MRI Show Injuries Missed on an X-Ray?

If a patient undergoes an X-ray that shows nothing but continues to experience pain or discomfort, getting an MRI scan could show injuries missed on an X-ray because MRIs tend to be more detailed than X-rays.
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Premises Liability and Foreseeable Harm

If you suffer an injury on someone else’s property, then the legal concept of premises liability comes into focus. Under premises liability, you as the injured party can hold the property owner or operator responsible if that person or entity knew or should have known a danger existed and failed to warn others or correct the hazard.
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