Category Archives: Wrongful Death

A recent report by the Texas Tribune found that almost 90 children in Texas died in daycare facilities in the past 10 years. Also, more than 450 children were sexually abused. The children who died passed away from abuse and neglect. These types of i...

According to a recent analysis of Occupational Safety and Health Administration data, 52 workers died on the job in North Texas from Jan. 1, 2017, to Sept. 24, 2018. Many of the people who died work in the construction industry in the Dallas-Ft. Wort...

If you live in Dallas, Texas and you lost a loved one in an accident that another person or entity caused, you could be eligible to file a wrongful death lawsuit. In this state, Texas Statutes section 71.001 states that a legal action for wrongful de...

If you lose a loved one in an accident based upon someone else’s negligence, you may be considering a wrongful death lawsuit. If you have lost a loved one and you are thinking about pursuing a wrongful death claim, there are some important things t...

We are still in the heat of summer in Texas, but it will be over before you know it! September is when most children head back to school. It is important for children, parents and drivers to remember some critical safety tips for pedestrians, bikers,...

Death is an unfortunate part of life. Most people learn that at a very young age; it is a favorite theme of poets, singers, and directors, and it is unavoidable for all of us. But while all deaths are tragedies, perhaps the most painful are the unexp...

Deadly workplace injuries have soared recently, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) finding a 7% increase over the number of workplace deaths in 2015. BLS also found the fatal injury rate rose from 3.4 per 100,000 full-time workers to 3.6 in 20...

Construction work is big business in Texas. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the occupation accounted for more than 800,000 jobs last year. But while work is available and often lucrative, it is also dangerous. March for Safety In 2...

Around 67 million homes in the United States rely on natural gas, as do millions of other buildings that house businesses and schools. It is touted as a dependable source of energy, but for many Americans - and Texans - there is a major concern ...

When a bridge collapse in Sealy took the life of a 12-year-old girl and critically injured her mother in July of 2016, multiple questions were raised about the safety of the structure prior to the accident and the actions of a disposal truck dri...