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By: Chris Brasure November 30, 2016

The Most Dangerous Intersections In Texas

Car Accidents

A truck accident attorney using Texas Department of Transportation statistics has ranked the 279 most hazardous intersections in the state of Texas. Disturbingly, a disproportionate number of the intersections near the top of that list of dangerous intersections are in Houston or the greater Houston area. Forty or more traffic…

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By: Chris Brasure October 18, 2016

An Overview of Product Liability

Product Liability

Every year in the state of Texas, dangerous and defective consumer products are responsible for thousands of injuries. These products include almost every type of consumer item from children’s toys to electronics, appliances, tools, and vehicles of every kind. Product liability laws are based on society’s consensus that companies selling…

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By: Chris Brasure October 11, 2016

What You Need To Do After A Car Accident In Texas?

Car Accidents

As a car accident law firm, we know that all of us hope that we will never be in a car accident and even keeping that hope alive never really prepares us for what could possibly happen. The numbers are eye-opening and support the notion of staying prepared. In Texas,…

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By: Chris Brasure October 11, 2016

What Is Premises Liability?

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Are you wondering what is premises liability and what a slip and fall law firm does?? Premises liability is a part of personal injury law dealing with injuries resulting from dangerous or hazardous conditions on another persons’ property. At the essence of any premises liability litigation is the belief (justified…

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By: Chris Brasure October 11, 2016

The Most Common Hazards Found On Construction Sites

Construction Injuries

Construction companies are required by law to ensure that their employees are able to work in a safe environment where the probability of accidents or construction site hazards are lessened to the greatest degree possible. Below our construction accident law firm provides an explanation of the different types of construction…

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By: Chris Brasure October 11, 2016

How To Prove Fault In A Personal Injury Case?

Personal Injury

A personal injury lawsuit has a much greater chance of success if it is well formulated and revolves around a good strategy. The account of the events must be coherent, with as few holes in the narrative as possible. Here are a few important questions when going about the organization…

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By: Chris Brasure October 11, 2016

How To Prevent Electrical Injuries

Personal Injury

Injury of a Worker or Employee With the proper safety measures and gears, electrical injuries can be avoided. But, the fact cannot be denied that work-related electrical injuries are currently on the rise in Texas. It was discovered that most of these injuries were a result of the negligence of…

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By: Chris Brasure October 11, 2016

Common Mechanical Errors That Cause Truck Accidents

Truck Accidents

Truck driving is usually a technical job that requires soberness, experience, and discipline in order for a truck driver to stay alert and prevent themselves from causing accidents. The accidents that involve trucks are often times fatal especially when another automobile collides with the truck. But what are the common…

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By: Chris Brasure October 11, 2016

Carrier Liability In Trucking Accidents

Truck Accidents

Commercial truck accidents are different from accidents involving passenger cars in that a trucking company hires the driver involved in the accident. As the employer of the trucker, the trucking company (otherwise called a carrier) may bear legal responsibility regarding the truck drivers’ activities, and also for the security of…

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By: Chris Brasure October 10, 2016

Employer Responsibilities For Temporary Construction Workers

Construction Injuries

Protecting Temporary Workers According to our construction accident attorneys, host employers should treat temporary construction workers as they treat current employees. Host employers and the temporary staffing agencies share control over an employee and are all responsible for the health and safety of a temporary worker. It’s imperative that all…

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