
You’ve got your settlement money—now what?
Do I Have to Pay Taxes on My Personal Injury Settlement in Texas?
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You’ve got your settlement money—now what?
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Can you sue if you’re injured on vacation?
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Yes, you can sue for an injury in San Antonio caused by someone’s negligence, even if you were only visiting, but Texas laws will apply.
Meeting a car accident lawyer? Here’s what to bring.
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June is PTSD Awareness Month.
Not all injuries are visible.
In the aftermath of a serious accident, survivors may walk away without broken bones—yet still carry deep psychological wounds that affect them for months or even years. One of the most common and overlooked injuries after a traumatic event is Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Uninsured motorists can make getting compensation difficult.
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Medical bills are a significant source of stress after an accident.
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Texas follows a modified comparative fault rule.
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Elder abuse is a rising problem across Texas—learn to recognize the signs.
As serious as child abuse, elder abuse is a growing concern—especially with the aging population on the rise. With more seniors relying on caregivers and facilities for daily support, it’s more important than ever to protect them from harm.
The statute of limitations details how long you have to file a claim in Texas.
When you’re injured in a car accident that wasn’t your fault in Texas, you have a limited amount of time to file a claim for compensation.
Carabin Shaw hopes you have an injury-free summer vacation.
The summer season is here! Have you booked your trip or made a list of activities you want to try? As the three-month break begins, many people are hitting the road to spend time with family and friends. But with the increase in travel also comes a rise in vacation-related injuries.