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Category: Wrongful Death

Death Benefits Denied for Worker Who Overdosed

The case of James Loar, an employee at Cooper Tire and Rubber Company, sheds light on the complexities surrounding workers’ compensation claims, particularly in situations involving pre-existing conditions and substance abuse. On April 23, 2005, Loar injured his back at work. Despite having a pre-existing back injury, he was granted … Continue reading

The Triumph of Heroes: A Chronicle of Victory and Advocacy for Injured Veterans

In the intricate tapestry of valor and perseverance, few narratives stand out as profoundly as that of Le Roy and Rosie Torres. Their extraordinary journey, marked by triumph over seemingly insurmountable challenges, has not only captured the hearts of many but has earned them the prestigious title of Caller-Times Newsmakers … Continue reading

What Are the Deadliest High School Sports in Texas?

Sporting activities are a part of the fabric of American life and have been for much of our history. Even as children, millions of us regularly play baseball, softball, basketball, and similar sports – both on the playground and in more organized settings. In recent years, however, more attention has … Continue reading

What is Wrongful Death?

Wrongful death in Texas is a statutory cause of action meaning that the legislature passed a law saying that you can sue under this statute. Under common law, you couldn’t recover if somebody died. The wrongful death statute says you can recover under it, and it lays out the people … Continue reading

I’m Injured- Do I Have A Claim?

A common question asked when injured people call our firm is generally a basic one: “Do I have a claim?” The best way to answer that question is that it depends on the specific facts and circumstance of the incident that led to the injury. While every injury and claim … Continue reading

Who Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

Wrongful death lawsuits are legal actions that one hopes they never have to take. They are lawsuits fought on behalf of a deceased individual. Also their estate and against a party that may be culpable for their death. This culpability is typically shown by another party exhibiting negligence or shirking … Continue reading

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