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Defective products should never reach the shelves.
I Was Injured by a Defective Product—What Are My Options?
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February is American Heart Month
Learn when you can file a claim for a heart attack in Texas.
Heart Attacks: When Can You File a Claim?
It’s the month of love – it’s also American Heart Month. Have you asked how your heart is lately? Maybe check if a twinge of pain has been present recently. Even so, regularly checking on your heart can be very helpful in maintaining your overall well-being.
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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. You might not realize it, but the very appliances and tools that keep you warm could also be releasing carbon monoxide. Even vehicle exhaust can be a major source.
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Can I Sue for Hypothermia or Frostbite in Texas?
Extreme cold can create a hazard for workers and event attendees.
Frostbite and Hypothermia: Legal Considerations for Injuries in Extreme Cold
Victims of hypothermia or frostbite injuries may be able to recover medical bills and missed work compensation in Texas.
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Thanksgiving Day Injuries
Know when to seek legal help when you’re injured on Thanksgiving Day.
Thanksgiving Day Injuries: When to Seek Legal Help
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to get the family and friends together for one of the best meals of the year.
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Can You Sue for an E. coli Infection in Texas?
Children are especially vulnerable to severe illnesses caused by E. coli infections.
Suing for E. coli Infection in Texas: What You Need to Know
Recent E. coli outbreaks from major brands have people wondering–can you sue if you get sick from an E. coli infection?
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A Beginner’s Guide to Texas Lemon Law Part 2
You’ve discovered your car is lemon — now what?
What to Do If Your New Car is a Lemon in Texas Explained
In our last post, we touched on an introduction to Lemon Law in Texas, where we explained:
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A Beginner’s Guide to Texas Lemon Law
What happens when you’re sold a lemon in Texas?
Basic Lemon Laws in Texas Explained
Is your new car always in the shop for no apparent reason? Do you constantly deal with check engine lights? You may be dealing with a lemon.
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Do I Need A Worker’s Comp Attorney?
How Do You Know When You Need a Worker’s Comp Attorney for Your Claim?
How to Tell When You Need a Worker’s Comp Attorney
There are roughly 340 million people injured at work in the United States every year. If an employer has worker’s compensation coverage, otherwise referred to as worker’s comp, then the injuries sustained by the worker should be paid for. However, this is not always the case. So, how do you know when it’s a good idea to hire an experienced worker’s comp attorney to help you file your claim?
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Product Recall Following Nearly 200 Poisoned With Salmonella
(May 12, 2022) Last month, on Tuesday, April 12, 2022, Ferrero recalled Kinder Surprise chocolates in the United States after several cases of Salmonella were reported across Europe and in the United Kingdom. Children under five years old made up the majority of cases. Ferrero claimed that the recall was “out of an abundance of caution” and that “we take food safety concerns very seriously.” According to their website, some of the chocolates that were meant for European consumption made their way onto United States shelves by mistake, though at the time, there were no reported cases as a result. However, last week Wednesday, May 4, 2022, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) voiced concerns about the effectiveness of the recall. After checking several smaller local retailers, the FSA found that some of them were still selling the recalled chocolates, while others had purchased them only to have to discard them immediately. Additionally, the FSA found that the initial recall did not include all of the affected chocolates and provided an updated list.
The Dangers of Salmonella Poising to the Young and to the Elderly
Roughly 1.3 million people are diagnosed with Salmonella poisoning every year in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). While it can be contracted by pet reptiles, the most common source of Salmonella poising is food. The CDC also lists the following categories of people at higher risk of extreme or life-threatening sickness from Salmonella poisoning: