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There are few things more jarring than simply walking down the street, only to slip and fall due to an unsafe sidewalk. Unfortunately, this happens more than you may think, and if it has happened to you, you may now require financial compensation to heal.

As retail stores begin reopening across the country, there will be more and more retail store accidents. These injuries are far more common than you may expect, and if you have been injured in a retail store accident, you may be entitled to financial compensation.

Construction workers are to thank for building our towns, cities, and all of the infrastructure throughout the beautiful state of Texas. Unfortunately, construction sites are not always the safest places to work, and if you are someone who has recently been seriously injured in a construction accident, you are most likely now seeking financial compensation so you have the financial means to heal.

Elevators are a part of many of our daily lives. Fortunately, most people go their entire lives taking elevators without incident. However, under certain circumstances, elevators can become extremely dangerous, and if you have been injured in an elevator accident, you must continue reading and reach out to our experienced Texas personal injury attorney to learn more about how our firm can help you.

The Fourth of July is one of the most special holidays in the United States and here in Texas, which is why if you are someone who is having guests over for a fireworks show, you must ensure you understand how to safely use them so nobody gets hurt.

With the coronavirus pandemic gradually seemingly becoming more under control, more and more individuals are beginning to take vacations. Generally, vacations involve hotels, which should be a safe place where you can comfortably unwind after a relaxing day.

It is tempting to post intimate details of our lives on social media. For the most part, doing this allows us to keep in touch with our friends, family, colleagues, and classmates. But, sometimes posting on social media can have major repercussions.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the roads have largely been far less populated. As a result, more and more drivers have been speeding, and though traffic levels are down, fatalities as a result of speeding have increased in Texas. This is unacceptable.

Construction work is hard work, and our construction workers are some of the most ambitious people in the state of Texas. Unfortunately, part of the job is dealing with equipment that is oftentimes dangerous. While construction workers and supervisors do take various precautions, this does not stop these accidents from happening altogether.

Whether you’re at the grocery store, a friend’s house, or even simply picking up your kids from school, accidents can happen. If you were injured, here are some of the questions you may have: