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Can I File a Claim if I Was Injured at a Texas Fall Festival?

Event organizers must ensure a safe environment for invited guests.   Can I File a Claim if I Was Injured at a Fall Festival? Key Takeaway:You can file a claim if your injury at a public event—like a Texas fall festival—was caused by someone else’s negligence. Texas fall festivals are…

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Can Homeowners be Held Liable for Slip-and-Fall Accidents on Halloween?

Unsafe Halloween decorations could lead to homeowner liability if someone is hurt.   Are Homeowners Responsible for a Slip-and-Fall Accident on Their Property? Key Takeaway:Yes. Homeowners in Texas can be held liable for slip-and-fall accidents on their property if dangerous conditions caused an injury they failed to correct or warn…

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Who’s Responsible for Injuries at a Texas Football Game?

Injuries at high school football games can have lifelong consequences.   September Slips and Falls: Liability for Injuries at Texas Football Games and Events Cheering for your favorite team should be about excitement and community—not about ending the night in the emergency room. While injuries to players are an expected…

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Texas Pool Injuries and Drownings: Who’s Liable When Summer Fun Turns Tragic?

Children under 5 have the highest risk of drowning accidents.   Understanding Premises Liability and Legal Rights After Drowning or Pool Accidents in Texas Summer in Texas means hot weather, sunny skies, and a nearly religious devotion to water activities. From beaches to pools, cooling off is essential—but it comes…

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Spring Break Travel Safety: Avoiding Accidents and Injuries on Your Getaway

Learn the most common causes of injuries over spring break and how to avoid them.   Avoiding Accidents Over Spring Break Spring break is coming! Have you planned where and how you will spend your week off from college or as a family? As you pack your spring break essentials,…

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Can I Sue for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Texas?

Carbon monoxide injures over 100,000 people every year.   Cold Weather and Carbon Monoxide: A Hidden Danger in the Winter Months This winter, while you’re bundling up in layers to stay warm, consider wrapping yourself in a bundle of knowledge, too—especially about the hidden risks that come with staying cozy.…

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Injured While Christmas Shopping: Can I Sue?

Post-holiday crowds create real danger for shoppers across Texas.   Post-Holiday Shopping Accidents in Texas The holiday season may be over, but the pain from your shopping injury could still linger. If you were injured while Christmas shopping, it’s important to know who might be liable and what kind of…

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When to Sue for Slip and Fall Injuries During Rainy Weather in Texas

Slip-and-fall accidents can happen at work, in stores, and at school.   Can I Sue for a Slip and Fall Injury During Rainy Weather in Texas? Texas has seen a lot of rainy weather already as the fall season draws near. While rain is much-needed, it can create hazards —…

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Back to School Series: Injuries at Public School

Suing a Texas public school requires the help of an experienced attorney.   Can You Sue If Your Child Was Injured at a Texas Public School? Millions of children are injured at school every year across the United States. Some districts have already kicked off back to school, and the…

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Summer Traveler Series: Heatstroke Injuries

You can sue for heatstroke injuries in certain circumstances.   Heatstroke Injuries at Outdoor Events in Texas: When to Sue Record-breaking heat is scorching the greater part of Texas this summer. Everyone is susceptible to heatstroke in extreme temperatures. Businesses and event organizers in Texas know this and should take…

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