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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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Improper Labeling, Product Liability And Personal Injury

​​​Improper labeling often gets treated like an honest mistake. The argument only holds water if the manufacturer catches the error in time and pulls the defective product from the shelf. Otherwise, there are grounds for legal repercussions. If you or a loved one has suffered personal injury as a result of improper labels on products, whether that be children’s toys, equipment, prescription drugs or

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What Should I Take Into Consideration When Hiring A DWI Attorney?

DWI cases are a dime a dozen in Texas.  This is due to the fact that the Lone Star State has the second highest impaired driving fatality rate in the nation; right behind California.  According to current traffic statistics, every 20 minutes someone is injured or killed in a DWI accident on Texas roads.  Law enforcement is out to curb these incidents with some

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​What’s The Difference Between A DUI And A DWI In Texas?

Most people pay very little attention to the difference in terminology until it affects them personally. It’s true that these terms are used interchangeably, but if you’re facing charges for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, the difference becomes extremely important. This article will explain why. DUI And DWI Are Not Interchangeable Terms The first difference between these two terms appears to

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Will I Lose My License If I Am Charged With A DWI?

Given the complexity of DWI law in the state of Texas; there is a short answer and a long answer to this question. The short answer is yes. You will lose your license if you are charged with a DWI. The long answer to this question begins with taking quick action and finding the right representation. Let’s take a look behind the scenes. What

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What Should I Do If I’ve Been Arrested For Multiple DWIs In Texas?

If you’ve been arrested for more than one drunk driving incident in the state of Texas, you may be familiar with the process of going to court and sentencing. However, if a certain amount of time has passed since your matter was resolved, the consequences can be quite different now considering recent initiatives to crack down on drunk driving. The State has taken an

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​How To Prove Fault In Slip And Fall Accidents

Thousands of people are injured in slip and fall accidents every year. A question that often comes up after such a fall is “Who is at fault?” The person who fell may try to blame the property owner. The property owner may blame the individual’s clumsiness or distraction for the accident. Who’s Responsible? Property owners have a responsibility to maintain their property in a

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​Do I Have A Right To An Attorney If Stopped For DWI In Texas?

You might be generally aware that you have a right to an attorney when charged with a crime, but it’s important to understand what that means if you’re stopped for a DWI in Texas. While it’s important to discuss the details of your case with a DWI lawyer, here are some answers to frequently asked questions about your right to legal counsel. Do I

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​What Does HB 2246 Mean For DWI Offenders In Amarillo?

Motorists with multiple drunk driving convictions in Texas have faced stiff penalties for years, including the requirement of an ignition interlock device that prevents a vehicle from starting if the operator has been drinking. Starting Sept. 1, 2015, first-time offenders may also be subject to this punishment. In June, Governor Greg Abbott signed HB 2246, which is intended to cut down on drunk driving

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