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Do I Have to Go to Court?

Do I Have to Go to Court? In most cases, no. Most Corpus Christi personal…
September 13, 2021
2019 StatutesActual and Proximate CauseAggressive Driving AccidentsAirplane AccidentsAmputationAssumption of RiskATV AccidentsBankruptcyBicycle AccidentsBlind SpotsBoating AccidentsBrain InjuryBraking FailureBroken/Fractured BonesBurn InjuryBus AccidentsCatastrophic InjuryCauses of Car AccidentsChain Reaction AccidentsChildren on PropertyComparative & Contributory NegligenceConstruction AccidentsConstruction Site FallsCruise Ship AccidentsDangerous Property ConditionsDefective Car PartsDefenses in Slip and Fall CasesDistracted DrivingDistrict CourtDram Shop LawsDrowningDrunk and Impaired DrivingEconomic DamagesElderly Related Car AccidentsElectrical AccidentsElectrocutionEmployer Liability for Car AccidentsFailure to Yield AccidentsFederal CourtsHead-On CollisionsHit and Run AccidentsInadequate MaintenanceJoint and Several LiabilityMaritime Worker InjuriesMotor Vehicle AccidentsMotorcycle AccidentsNegligence Per SeNegligent/Inadequate SecurityNon-Economic DamagesOverloaded TrucksParalysisParking Lot AccidentsPedestrian AccidentsPersonal InjuryPremises LiabilityPretrial ServicesProving Fault and Damages in Personal Injury LawsuitsPTSD and Other Psychological ConditionsPublic Transportation AccidentsPunitive DamagesRailroad Worker InjuriesRear End CollisionsRental Car AccidentsRestaurant LiabilityRetail Store LiabilityRollover AccidentsScarring and DisfigurementSelf-Driving Vehicle AccidentsSettlement Negotiations in Personal Injury CasesSide Impact AccidentsSidewalk AccidentsSlip and Fall AccidentsSlip and Falls on Government PropertySoft Tissue InjuriesSouthern DistrictSpinal Cord InjuryStair AccidentsState and Federal RegulationsStrict LiabilitySwimming Pool InjuryTaxi AccidentsTeen Driver Car AccidentsTexasTexas StatutesThird-Party LiabilityTire BlowoutsTort ReformTrain AccidentsTruck AccidentsTruck Driver FatigueTypes of Car AccidentsTypes of InjuriesUber and Lyft AccidentsUninsured/Underinsured Motorist AccidentsVicarious Liability/Respondeat SuperiorVision and Hearing LossWhiplash and Neck InjuriesWide TurnsWork Place AccidentsWorkers’ CompensationWorking with a Personal Injury LawyerWrongful Death

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We serve clients around the country, as we have lawyers licensed to represent you in…
September 9, 2021
Actual and Proximate CauseAssumption of RiskCauses of Car AccidentsComparative & Contributory NegligenceDram Shop LawsEconomic DamagesJoint and Several LiabilityMotor Vehicle AccidentsNegligence Per SeNon-Economic DamagesPersonal InjuryPremises LiabilityProving Fault and Damages in Personal Injury LawsuitsPunitive DamagesSettlement Negotiations in Personal Injury CasesStrict LiabilityTexasThird-Party LiabilityTort ReformVicarious Liability/Respondeat SuperiorWork Place AccidentsWorking with a Personal Injury LawyerWrongful Death

What is Proximate Cause?

What is proximate cause? In law, a proximate cause is an event sufficiently related to an injury that…
June 15, 2020
Actual and Proximate CauseAssumption of RiskComparative & Contributory NegligenceDram Shop LawsEconomic DamagesJoint and Several LiabilityNegligence Per SeNon-Economic DamagesPersonal InjuryProving Fault and Damages in Personal Injury LawsuitsPunitive DamagesSettlement Negotiations in Personal Injury CasesStrict LiabilityTexasThird-Party LiabilityTort ReformVicarious Liability/Respondeat SuperiorWorking with a Personal Injury Lawyer

What is an Compulsory Medical Examination (CME)?

A Compulsory Medical Examination (CME) is a tool insurance carriers often take full advantage of…
May 28, 2020