Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Matthew Brunell, attorney ๏ปฟMost people have heard of medical malpractice, but not everyone realizes just how unusual these cases can get. Some cases donโt fit the usual mold at all. Some are stranger, slower, and far more shocking than the stereotype. This article is part of Shocking Medical Malpractice Cases, our
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Michael Loh, partner In personal injury law, trust is everything. Clients often come to you in one of the hardest moments of their lives โ after a wreck, an injury, or a loss thatโs turned their world upside down. At that point, they need someone who will listen, explain, and
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Jason Ferguson, attorney When youโre involved in a car accident, the physical injuries can be obvious. You may have broken bones, bruises, or a sore neck that makes it hard to move. However, thereโs another kind of damage that isnโt as easy to see: the emotional and psychological toll that
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Mark OโDonnell, attorney Each morning, hard-working Texans get up, head to their jobs, and do their best to support themselves and their families. For most, work represents more than just a paycheck โ it provides stability, security, and a sense of purpose. But when you’re injured on the job, that stability
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Gabrielle Becker, attorney Experiencing sexual assault is a deeply traumatic event, and for many survivors, trying to recover physically, emotionally, and financially can be overwhelming. Unfortunately, data shows that at least two-thirds of sexual assaults are never formally reported, with survivors citing fears of retaliation, shame, or not being believed. Given this reality, itโs especially
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Spencer Smith, attorney team lead Negotiation is as much an art as it is a skill. Only 3-5% of personal injury cases go to trial, so an attorney’s ability to read a room, build rapport, and navigate high-stakes conversations can make the difference between a fair settlement and a frustrating standoff. Spencer Smith, attorney team lead at Daniel
