11

Mar

What Distinguishes Catastrophic Injuries from Other Personal Injuries?

The primary thing that distinguishes catastrophic injuries from non-catastrophic injuries is the lasting effect on the injured person. A “catastrophic” injury typically results in long-term impairment, lack of function, or permanently alters the enjoyment and function...

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11

Mar

The Importance of Recovering Compensation After a Catastrophic Injury

One of the most important things we know from handling catastrophic injury cases—and one of the reasons that life care planning is so important with all long-term injuries—is that there is a correlation between the type of long-term care a person receives and the leng...

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11

Mar

How to Find the Right Catastrophic Injury Lawyer

If a family member or loved one suffers a catastrophic injury, you may be forced into the position of making decisions that can and will affect them for the rest of their life. These are not decisions you are going to make without thoughtfulness or contemplation, but it is someth...

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11

Mar

What to Look for From Texas Motorcycle Insurance Coverage

Identifying what insurance policy option is right for your circumstances can be a difficult endeavor. It is impossible to know when you might get into an accident and would, therefore, need coverage. What should you be looking for out of the company you might be financially depen...

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11

Mar

Safety Tips for Out-of-State Motorcyclists in Texas

Before riding anywhere in Texas on a motorcycle, it is important to get a general sense of road conditions and potential hazards to watch out for. This is especially important if you are from out of state and unfamiliar with the area. Before getting on the road to or through this...

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11

Mar

Should I Wear a Helmet While Riding a Motorcycle in Texas?

According to state law, people do not have to wear helmets when riding a motorcycle in Texas. However, many motorists believe that, in the event of a wreck, motorcyclists are partially at fault for their own injuries if they do not wear a helmet. While a jury would be instructed...

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11

Mar

How Much Insurance Coverage Should a Texas Motorcyclist Have?

The question of how much insurance coverage is appropriate has left many McKinney residents confused over the years. Fortunately, there is help available if you are struggling to answer this question for yourself and your family. By talking to a seasoned accident attorney, you co...

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11

Mar

Significance of Traumatic Brain Injuries in Service Members

Recently, Iran launched a retaliatory rocket attack on one of our military bases in Iraq.  In an effort to downplay the effectiveness of the strike, initial reports from President Trump himself indicated that there were no injuries.   We quickly learned that 34...

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11

Mar

Can Clear Fault Cases Really Not Be Won?

Sometimes I have clients, friends, and other people I talk to say something akin to, “Well, this is easy. The injury is obviously the other side's fault. There is no way anyone could lose this case. ”  To that I say, 1) Even obvious cases are never eas...

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11

Mar

Charlie Ginn Receives Reich Chandler Outstanding Advocate Award

The Reich Chandler Outstanding Advocate Award is given to a member of the TTLA Advocates who embodies the qualities of balance, tradition, and professionalism. Proverbs 17:17 says a friend loves at all times and a brother is born for a time of adversity. That's how this yea...

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