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Finding the Right Fort Worth Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle accident in Fort Worth, you should contact an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer immediately. Texas’s modified comparative negligence rule (the “51% bar”) means insurance companies will aggressively try to assign you more fault to reduce or eliminate your compensation. An attorn...

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Is Lane Splitting Legal in Texas?

No, lane splitting is illegal in Texas. Since September 1, 2023, Texas Transportation Code § 545.0605 width="24" height="24" style="heigh...

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Why Middle-Aged Women Are Getting Caught Shoplifting in Texas?

More middle-aged women are facing shoplifting charges in Texas than ever before, and the reasons go far deeper than simple greed or opportunity. Criminologists, psychologists, and criminal defense attorneys are increasingly recognizing a pattern so distinct it warrants its own name: the Midlife Checkout Crisis.</p...

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Sexual Abuse During a Massage: Do I Have a Lawsuit in Texas?

Yes, if a massage therapist sexually touched you in Texas, you likely have grounds for a civil lawsuit. Texas law allows victims of sexual misconduct to sue the therapist personally, the spa or clinic that employed them, and in some cases, the franchise or corporate owner. You may be entitled to compensation for med...

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Can a Defendant’s Criminal History Be Used in a Texas Wrongful Death Case?

Yes. When someone kills another person while intoxicated, their criminal history can be powerful evidence in a civil wrongful death lawsuit. A prior DWI conviction, a pattern of reckless behavior, or even the criminal charges from the fatal crash itself can help prove negligence, establish liability, a...

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