Recent Blog Posts
What should due diligence look for in business purchases?
You may have discovered a company that you want to buy. The company owner has agreed to sell the operation to you. As part of a business purchase, merger or acquisition, a buyer usually conducts due diligence on the company before making the purchase final. This is to help protect you against buying a… Read More »
What is Texas doing to fight distracted driving?
When you are behind the wheel of a motor vehicle, it is imperative that your focus is completely on the task of driving. If you divert your eyes from the road, focus your attention on something else or even move your hand from the steering wheel, then you are driving distracted. The issue with… Read More »
Proving negligent entrustment
Taking legal action may not be the first thing on your mind after experiencing a car accident in Galveston; rather, you are likely more concerned about recovering from your injuries so you can resume your normal life. Yet that can take time, which can lead to extensive costs due to rehabilitation (as well as… Read More »
The hidden dangers of poorly maintained elevators
Approximately 40,000 elevators carry passengers in the Lone Star State. As reported by WFAA-TV News, a lack of oversight and poorly updated records has resulted in neglected and unsafe elevators. Based on data from the Department of Licensing and Regulation, 14% of the state’s elevators have not received an annual inspection as mandated. Some… Read More »
Statute of limitations for personal injury
You are driving on a road through Galveston when all of a sudden, another vehicle fails to heed a traffic light and strikes your vehicle. Though you survive, the accident has inflicted injuries on you that will take a while to recover from. While this scenario does not happen to everyone, it still happens… Read More »
Proving a bad-faith insurance claim in Texas
Whether you own a home, a business or both, you want to protect your investment. Because a fire, storm and other events can destroy your property, you have a comprehensive insurance policy. This policy is a legally binding contract that requires your insurer to pay for covered damages in exchange for your monthly premiums…. Read More »
