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Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Ashley Carpenter, attorney TL;DR: Weather Reports in Car Accident Claims Imagine you’re driving home in a heavy rainstorm when another driver loses control and crashes into you. You’re hurt, your car is damaged, and now the insurance company is saying the weather was to blame. So, does
TL;DR: Posting on Social Media After a Car Accident You just got into a car accident. Your phone is blowing up with calls and texts from friends and family asking if you’re okay. Rather than answering everyone one by one, you decide to post a quick update on Facebook. “Got into a wreck today. Pretty
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Olivia Chapa, attorney TL;DR: Sexual Assaults in Hotels A hotel should be an exciting place to relax, get away for a little while, and look forward to the trip ahead. Many of us want to believe that we’ll be safe and secure. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case, and when that safety is violated, it
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Rochelle Guiton, attorney TL;DR: Halloween Safety and Sex Offenders in Texas Halloween is one of the most exciting nights of the year for young kids – who doesn’t love to play dress up and get loaded down with candy? However, for parents, it’s a night that brings additional stress and extra concern
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Brad Russell, attorney TL;DR: How to Prevent Halloween Injuries What is the creepiest Halloween costume you can imagine? A clown standing at the end of a dark hallway? A little kid in an old-fashioned doll mask? Someone dressed as a scarecrow who you were positive was a decoration until they moved? Halloween is
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Arash Karimi, attorney TL;DR: What to Know After an Injury at a Football Game Going to a football game is supposed to be fun. You expect packed stands, long concession lines, loud fans, and maybe a little chaos. But you don’t expect to leave the stadium with a serious injury. Unfortunately, injuries happen at college football
