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Why Texas Trucking Companies Can Share the Blame for Serious Crashes Key Takeaways: Trucking company negligence can contribute to 18-wheeler crashes in Texas through decisions made well before a truck hits the road, such as...
Category: Personal Injury
Understanding How Doctors Grade Spinal Cord Injuries in Texas Cases Key Takeaways: The ASIA Impairment Scale (AIS) is the standardized system doctors use to classify spinal cord injury severity, ranging from Grade A (complete...
Turning Shipboard Service Into Proof: Building a Medical Nexus for Mesothelioma Key Takeaways: A nexus letter is a physician’s written opinion linking a current mesothelioma diagnosis to asbestos exposure during Navy...
Why Taxes Matter When Your Future Earnings Are Taken From You Key Takeaways: Yes, taxes can affect a lost earning capacity award in Texas, but mainly in how the loss is calculated, not in how the award is taxed. Texas Civil...
The Six-Month Clock Running Inside Every 18-Wheeler Key Takeaways: Federal regulations generally require motor carriers to retain electronic logging device records for only six months under 49 C.F.R. §§ 395.8(k) and...
Mapping a Lifetime of Care After a Brain Injury in Texas Key Takeaways: A life care plan is a professionally prepared document projecting the future medical, therapeutic, equipment, and support needs of a traumatic brain...
The Simple Math Behind an Asbestos Trust Claim in Texas Key Takeaways: Texas mesothelioma trust compensation generally comes down to a two-step calculation: the trust’s scheduled disease value multiplied by its payment...
A catastrophic injury can change a person’s life – and those of his or her family – in an instant. Whether it is paralysis, brain damage, severe burns, or amputation, these injuries often prevent people from...
