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Author: Shelby Benavidez  Contributing Attorney:  Mark O’Donnell, attorney The holidays are a time for celebration. Christmas dinners, office parties, and family gatherings often include food, laughter, and a glass (or two) of wine. At the end of the night, it’s common to leave with leftovers. Sometimes that means a plate of food wrapped in foil. Other times, it means an

Author: Shelby Benavidez   Contributing Attorney: Brad Russell, attorney  Christmas is right around the corner, and New Year’s Day isn’t too far behind. Whether you’re hitting up your work Christmas party with an open bar or meeting your friends for drinks, alcohol is a common staple of any holiday celebration – which is fine when enjoyed responsibly.   However, during this time

Author: Shelby Benavidez   Contributing Professional: Dawson Skow, Life Impact Advisor   Personal injury cases can be some of the most stressful experiences a client faces. Beyond the visible physical injuries, clients often struggle with emotional, mental, and relational challenges that directly affect their recovery and the trajectory of their case.   At Daniel Stark Injury Lawyers, Life Impact

Author: Shelby Benavidez  Contributing Attorney:  Jason Ferguson, attorney The holiday season is a time many people look forward to all year. Christmas parties fill the calendar, coworkers gather to celebrate the end of the year, families travel long distances to reconnect, and New Year’s Eve brings late nights and big celebrations. With all of this activity comes

Author: Shelby Benavidez   Contributing Attorney: Sean Szlachtowski, attorney   As Texans, we all know that we share the road with more than just other vehicles. Deer, hogs, coyotes, and other wildlife are common hazards that many drivers try to avoid on daily commutes. Not only are these run-ins inconvenient, but they can also be scary and dangerous. Knowing when

Author: Shelby Benavidez   Contributing Attorney:  Matthew Brunell, attorney  December is in full swing, and Christmas is approaching fast. Your neighbors have beautiful lights wrapped around their trees, twinkling along their rooftops, and glowing warmly from every corner. Meanwhile, you’re busy. Your own lights are still tangled in a box in the attic, and every day