Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Rochelle Guiton, attorney TL;DR: Wrongful Death Lawsuits Key Takeaways Losing a loved one is always devastating, and when that loss happens suddenly or could have been prevented, the grief can feel even more crippling. Families may be left with heartbreak, questions, uncertainty, and the overwhelming feeling that everything is falling apart.
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Gabrielle Becker, attorney TL;DR: Key Takeaways from Rear-Facing Car Seats When it comes to car safety, most people think about airbags, seat belts, or who’s driving. But one of the most important decisions in the vehicle is which direction to face your young child. Rear-facing seats, especially for children, are consistently proven to be the safest way to
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Sean Szlachtowski, attorney TL;DR: Rolling Stops and Your Legal Rights Ever slowed at a stop sign or red light thinking “nobody’s around, it’s fine” and just rolled through? This is called a rolling stop, and it’s more common than you might think. However, rolling stops are considered traffic violations in every state, including Texas.
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Darla Cannon, attorney team lead TL;DR Head injuries from car accidents can be serious, even if the symptoms aren’t immediately obvious. While mild concussions may resolve within a few weeks, more severe traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can cause long-lasting physical, cognitive, and emotional effects. Common symptoms to watch for include headaches, dizziness, memory problems, mood changes,
Texas is an open range state for livestock. What does that mean exactly? And what happens if you hit one with your car?
Author: Shelby Benavidez Contributing Attorney: Camille Pace, attorney TL;DR A deposition is sworn testimony given outside of court during the discovery phase of a case. Lawyers from both sides ask questions, and a court reporter records everything you say. Depositions help attorneys gather facts, preserve testimony, and prepare for trial. Most depositions last a few hours, and
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