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Personal Injury

Hit by a Drunk Driver in Dallas: How to Secure Video, Prove Liability, and Pursue Punitive Damages

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Hit by a Drunk Driver in Dallas: How to Secure Video, Prove Liability, and Pursue Punitive Damages
Being involved in a car accident caused by a drunk driver is overwhelming. It’s not just the physical injuries, but the emotional and financial toll it takes on your life. In Dallas, securing video footage, proving the at-fault driver’s liability, and seeking punitive damages can make a difference in your legal claim. This guide will […]
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Personal Injury

Hurt After Overserving at a Bar? Building a Texas Dram Shop Claim and the Proof You Need to Win

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Hurt After Overserving at a Bar? Building a Texas Dram Shop Claim and the Proof You Need to Win
Accidents that involve alcohol are unfortunately far too common, whether they happen on the road, at a bar, or in another public space. For those injured by someone who was overserved at a bar, it can be a frustrating and complex experience trying to figure out what steps to take for legal recourse. Fortunately, Texas […]
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Personal Injury

Black Friday Parking Lot Crashes in Dallas Fort Worth: Fault, Store Cameras, and Claim Value

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Black Friday Parking Lot Crashes in Dallas Fort Worth: Fault, Store Cameras, and Claim Value
Black Friday in Dallas Fort Worth brings more than just shopping deals; it also brings an increased risk of accidents in crowded parking lots. Parking lot crashes, especially during such busy times, can be confusing and stressful. This blog post explains how fault is determined, the role of store cameras in gathering evidence, and how […]
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Personal Injury

Injured as a Rideshare Passenger in Texas: Who Pays—Uber/Lyft, the Driver, or the Other Motorist?

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Injured as a Rideshare Passenger in Texas: Who Pays—Uber/Lyft, the Driver, or the Other Motorist?
If you’ve been injured while riding as a passenger in an Uber or Lyft in Texas, understanding who is responsible for paying your medical bills and covering other expenses can be confusing. Many passengers are unaware of the complexities involved when it comes to insurance claims, liability, and who is ultimately responsible. Texas law allows […]
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DWI

Picked Up on a Second or Third DWI in Texas? Enhancements, Mandatory Minimums, and Strategies to Seek a Better Outcome

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Picked Up on a Second or Third DWI in Texas? Enhancements, Mandatory Minimums, and Strategies to Seek a Better Outcome
If you are facing a second or third Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) charge in Texas, you are likely already aware of the potential seriousness of the situation. The state has strict laws regarding repeat offenses, and a second or third DWI conviction can result in severe consequences, including enhanced penalties, mandatory minimum sentences, and long-term […]
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Criminal Defense

Indicted for Murder in Texas? How the Grand Jury Process Works and When a Defense Packet Can Help

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Indicted for Murder in Texas? How the Grand Jury Process Works and When a Defense Packet Can Help
Being indicted for murder in Texas can feel like an overwhelming experience, filled with confusion, fear, and uncertainty about what lies ahead. When facing the potential of a felony charge like murder, understanding every step of the legal process is crucial. One of the most important components of the Texas criminal justice system is the […]
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DWI

Interlock Orders After a November DWI Arrest in Texas: Who Must Install and When

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Interlock Orders After a November DWI Arrest in Texas: Who Must Install and When
When you are arrested for a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) in Texas, you might face several legal consequences, one of which is the potential requirement to install an ignition interlock device (IID) in your vehicle. But what is an IID, and why is it required in certain DWI cases? An ignition interlock device is a […]
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DWI

No Refusal Holiday Weekends in Texas: How Blood Warrants Change a DWI Case

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No Refusal Holiday Weekends in Texas: How Blood Warrants Change a DWI Case
Texas is known for its strict laws when it comes to driving while intoxicated (DWI), especially during holiday weekends when traffic-related incidents spike. Among the most significant legal developments during these no-refusal weekends is the use of blood warrants, which allow law enforcement to collect blood samples from drivers suspected of being under the influence […]
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News

Welcoming Attorney Jada Fairley: A Passionate Advocate for Justice in Texas

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Welcoming Attorney Jada Fairley: A Passionate Advocate for Justice in Texas
In the ever-evolving landscape of Texas criminal defense, strong advocates make all the difference for individuals navigating the justice system. Our firm is proud to welcome Attorney Jada Fairley, a dedicated and driven legal professional whose passion for defending others is rooted in purpose, compassion, and experience. Her arrival marks a meaningful addition to our […]
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