Category: Law

​The First 5 Steps To Take After You Are Sued

The words, “You’ve been served,” can set off a volatile and expensive chain reaction.  These are words that no one wants to hear. They can leave you feeling like a deer caught in the headlights. It’s perfectly normal to be in shock. Unless you own a big corporation, or have a job that requires liability insurance; you don’t walk around every day expecting to

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​Do I Need To Hire A Texas Parole Lawyer?

If you have a parole hearing coming up, you may want to think about hiring a Texas attorney who has experience helping prisoners with parole hearings. Hiring an attorney for a parole hearing is not mandatory. Many prisoners rely on their own efforts or that of their family members to do the paperwork and presentation at the hearing. However, it may not be as

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​4 Ways To Get Out Of Jail

If you ever find yourself in jail or if a family member or friend ends up in jail, there are several legal ways to make it back to the free world. Let’s take a look at four ways to get out of jail. Pay Bail With A Cash Or Check If you have enough money to pay your bail, you can get out of

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​How Many People Die In Car Accidents In Texas Every Year?

In 2016, Texas roadways claimed nearly 3,800 lives. The number of fatalities has increased 5.47 percent from the previous year and is expected to continue to rise. More than 100 people die from reckless driving in San Antonio every year. Among some circles, Houston is known as the “drunk driving capital of Texas.” Not to mention, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the

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​Is It Legal To Bring Marijuana Into Texas From Colorado?

This question has been raised frequently over the past three years, and especially the past several months with the new laws regarding marijuana use that were passed in Colorado. The decriminalization of possessing small amounts of marijuana in other states has put Texans on notice. While lawmakers and citizens continue to raise the question, as of right now transporting marijuana from Colorado into Texas,

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​What Is Considered A Handgun By Texas Law?

A handgun is a weapon that is intended to be fired while held in either one or both hands. While most people opt to brace a handgun with a second hand, all handguns have the capacity to be fired with a single hand. Handguns are deemed to be in a separate group of firearms than long guns, such as shotguns and rifles — most

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How Will Texas Gun Law Change As Of Jan. 1, 2016?

Since passing the Texas State Senate in March of this year, Senate Bill 17 has become law. In preparation for the Jan. 1, 2016, effective date, the state has spent considerable time preparing to implement the new replacement of the current concealed carry and handgun permitting law. Handgun Licensing Program (Formerly Known As Concealed Handgun Licensing) The 84th Regular Legislative Session of Texas has

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​How To File Personal Injury Claim After A Motorcycle Accident

If you have a motorcycle, you already know the risks associated with owning and driving this type of vehicle. Injuries from a motorcycle accident can range from life-altering to fatal. It is rare that riders walk away unscathed. Riders are unprotected, save a helmet, and traveling at high speeds. Your degree of exposure does not negate your rights to legal representation or to damage

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​Recovering From A Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycle accidents account for 8% of the traffic accidents reported each year. That may sound small, but that percentage translates to nearly 5,000 roadway fatalities annually. A motorcycle is listed among the most dangerous vehicles to drive for two reasons: The lack of protection afforded the rider The high-speed capacity of motorcycles What are the Risks of Owning a Motorcycle? If you own a motorcycle, you know the

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