Property owners and managers have a duty to maintain the premises in a reasonably safe condition for tenants, visitors, and other lawful guests. If the apartment complex failed to maintain a safe environment near the rent drop box, your wife may have a strong case for premises liability. If the... View More

If your complaint is against a Texas dentist, you may either file a complaint with the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners or file a dental malpractice lawsuit in a Texas District Court or both. The primary issue in any dental malpractice case is whether the dentist deviated or breached the... View More

Maybe but not necessarily.

If a personal injury lawsuit is dismissed without prejudice, it can be refiled as long as the statute of limitations has not expired. On the other hand, if the statute of limitations expired before the second lawsuit was filed AND you would have definitely won... View More

If you were the passenger, you can bring a claim against the at fault driver, whether it is the driver of the car you were in or the driver of the other car. The biggest issue that you currently face is the statute of limitations, which requires you to bring the claim within two years of the... View More

Yes, you can potentially sue for the injuries you sustained in the car crash, even though you are British and the accident happened in Texas. The fact that you were a passenger and not the driver could actually strengthen your case, as you likely had no control over the events leading to the... View More

You could sue. It would be advisable not to delay further in seeking guidance about your legal rights, since this took place in 2023 - heed the statute of limitations issue raised by my colleague. Don't wait to gather all medical records before consulting with an attorney - between the three... View More

A Texas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a month. However, it would be difficult for any attorney to advise without seeing your medical records. If the wounds were superficial and passing in nature, offers are likely to reflect that. I hope you are okay. Again, any... View More

Compensation for damages arising from an automobile accident is always negotiable. The amount of damages you receive is a combination of medical expenses, physical damage to your body, damages to your vehicle, and pain and suffering. When you are not represented by an attorney, the at-fault... View More

It could depend on the court backlog and other issues related to the progress of the case. Some cases could be concluded in less than a year, while some could go on for six or seven years, depending on the complexity or the way attorneys for both sides are handling things. This sounds like a... View More

A typical personal injury case will go to trial in 24-36 months. If a defendant was properly served and has not filed an answer, you can file a motion for default judgment with a military service affidavit and certificate of last known address and schedule a prove-up hearing for damages. Make... View More

Assuming that you purchased the vehicle new and it is still in warranty, you likely have a claim against the manufacturer under the warranty to have the stabilizer bar properly replaced.

If you bought the vehicle used, it is most likely you bought the vehicle "as-is" and that any... View More

Based on the details you provided, you may have grounds for legal action against the caregiver and the agency responsible for her care (Home Watch Caregivers). The caregiver's negligence, such as leaving your mother alone on a sloped driveway and being distracted on the phone, could be key to... View More

Maybe if the failure to lock the gate was negligent and the injury was foreseeable. The trier of fact will have to allocate responsibility for the injury among all culpable parties, including the person who was injured. If the person injured was a child, the child likely would not be allocated a... View More

Apartment owners can be held liable if their employees neglect to lock pool gates, leading to an injury, based on principles of premises liability and negligence in employment.

Apartment owners have a legal duty to maintain their property in a safe condition, which includes securing pool... View More

With few exceptions (such as that you are a threat to yourself of others - as determined by physicianS - You have a legal right to privacy, property and to communicate with persons who are not within the scope of a health care facility's authority. THEREFORE, I suggest that you confer... View More

A client can fire his own attorney at any time for any reason. The old attorney will still be entitled to compensation for services rendered up to the date of his termination. A new attorney often will not agree to take over a case until you have first paid the previous attorney as agreed.

While you are always free to fire and then hire a new workers' comp attorney, the 2nd attorney will, in many cases, not be willing to represent you because you have to make sure your first attorney doesn't have a big attorney fee bill that needs to be satisfied first. Attorneys like to... View More

First seek medical attention. Then, document your injuries and get a professional medical opinion to connect your injury to the facility's negligence.

Second, gather evidence, such as any relevant documents, witness statements, and photos.

Last, schedule a free consultation to... View More

Most personal injury lawsuits are resolved by settlement. If you have a case on file, talk to your lawyer about the strength of your case for liability and the total amount of damages you sustained (most likely, out-of-pocket medical expenses based on your question). your lawyer can help you... View More

A Texas attorney should advise here, but your question remains open for a week. It's a little difficult to determine from the post what you agreed to... first-party medical expenses or [as you say in the post], personal injuries. I can't speak for Texas medical expenses - I don't... View More