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An automobile accident is an extremely stressful experience. Besides loss of property, there is often injury and pain to be dealt with, and the shock of what has happened can have a huge impact on a person’s
Often, when someone contacts an attorney after an accident, they often have many questions about their insurance coverage. Although insurance agents are very good at selling policies, they often neglect to explain what is covered and what is not.
A Houston man whose repeated attacks with a taser at work were published on YouTube is suing his former employers, says Frenkel & Frenkel. A Texas State Representative and her husband, who co-own a Houston car
Frenkel & Frenkel, a car accident attorney in Dallas, reminds you that shamrocks will not protect you from a drunk-driving accident on St. Patrick’s Day. According to Traffic Safety Marketing , St. Patrick’s Day, while a populartime to celebrate
In an effort to avoid lawsuits, Brazil is reassuring tourists traveling to the country for the World Cup that the chronic delays in airport construction will not cause problems. The country acknowledged that visitors would be using unfinished
A lawsuit settlement has been approved by the Ohio Court of Claims in an accident in which two brothers were severely injured by an Ohio State Highway Patrol car. The brothers alleged that the patrol vehicle was
New York City is taking a hard stance against lawsuits filed when bystanders are injured or killed in police shootouts, says Frenkel & Frenkel. Since 2011, police bullets have struck 16 bystanders in New York City during shootouts with
The United States Department of Justice is citing precedence in a civil case filed by the family of slain ICE special agent, Jaime J. Zapata. According to court documents, the DOJ is using the dismissal of a case
Video of a bouncy house in Colorado that was thrown 300 feet with children inside went viral recently, but experts say that the houses have led to many serious injuries and lawsuits over the past few years. Injuries such
A New Orleans appellate judge rejected United States District Judge Keith Ellison’s 2012 decision denying employees the right to file lawsuits for millions of dollars lost in their retirement plans after the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The
