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- Victorious in Dallas court, immigrant disfigured by fire still faces battles
- HMOs are back, by focusing on Medicare, Medicaid
- Texas healthcare system withering under Gov. Perry
- Hundreds of new Texas laws go into effect Thursday
- Presidential Candidate Proudly Declares Support for Denying Victims Compensation
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Posted on 11/16/2011 - Euless motorcyclist killed in crash with SUV in Grand Prairie...
Posted on 10/31/2011 - Jury awards former workers at Lear's Arlington plant more than $280,000...
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We frequently add blogs to this page of our website regarding a range of legal topics. Check back often to see our latest postings. If you have been involved in a car accident, truck accident, work accident or have been injured by sexual assault or nursing home abuse, our Tarrant County attorneys can help you. We also represent cases involving wrongful death, defective products and Fair Labor Standards Act and wage violations.General
Victorious in Dallas court, immigrant disfigured by fire still faces battles
Isabel Molina, who was disfigured in a fire 10 years ago, plans to use the $2.5 million from a recent lawsuit settlement to pay medical bills and find a surgeon to restore her scarred skin.Labels:
HMOs are back, by focusing on Medicare, Medicaid
Instead of wooing employers and their workers, HMOs in Texas are now thriving by focusing on Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries.Labels:
Texas healthcare system withering under Gov. Perry
Presidential hopeful has said the state can manage on its own, without President Obama's overhaul. But more than a quarter of Texans lack insurance, the highestLabels:
Hundreds of new Texas laws go into effect Thursday
New laws - along with the state budget, which includes billions of dollars in cuts - are among the hundreds that go into effect Thursday.Labels:
Presidential Candidate Proudly Declares Support for Denying Victims Compensation
Texas Governor Rick Perry has joined the presidential race and one of his primary talking points for being qualified for the position is "litigation reform."Labels:
Texas Law Capping Medical Malpractice Awards Hasn't Cut Health Care Costs
Texans were promised that if they capped noneconomic damages in medical malpractice awards, they would eventually see a reduction, and they bought the claim.Labels:
"Loser Pays” In Texas: USAA Denies Medical Payouts
Texas (USAA) is once again defending itself against charges that they utilize a "cost containment program" to improperly reduce or deny medical payouts.Labels:
Nonprofit Euless gym offers pay-what-you-can physical therapy
To keep his body working in the early stages of multiple sclerosis, Barclay Burrow went to physical therapy as often as his insurance allowed.Labels:
In chaotic vote, GOP-led Texas House OKs limits on lawsuits
The Texas House descended into partisan chaos Saturday before Republicans wielded their two-thirds majority to push through one of Gov. Rick Perry's priorities.Labels:
Texas House backs plan to allow 85 mph speed limit
The Texas House approved a bill that would allow the speed limit on some highways to be raised to 85 mph, which would be the highest in the nation.Labels:
Auto Insurance Penalties for Driving Under the Influence Proposed in Texas
Texans already face relatively strict penalties for driving under the influence that include losing driving privileges, spending at least three days in jail.Texas DPS urges spring breakers to avoid Mexico because of drug cartel violence
In light of the continued drug cartel violence raging in Mexico , particularly the border areas, the Texas Department of Public Safety has put out an advisory urging folks to think twice before heading across the Rio Grande to whoop it up on Spring Break.Free Case Evaluation
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