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Proving Negligence: The Four Key Elements of a Personal Injury Claim

Posted October 9, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

When you’re injured in an accident, it’s not enough to simply say someone else caused your harm, the law requires proof. To recover compensation in a personal injury case, you must establish that another party’s negligence directly led to your injuries. But what exactly does “negligence” mean in legal terms, and how do you prove… read more

The Importance of Medical Records in a Personal Injury Case

Posted October 6, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Fielding Law is proud to serve Mesquite, Heath, Richardson and the greater Dallas–Fort Worth area with responsive, experienced personal injury representation that puts your recovery first. After an accident, victims often focus on immediate pain or visible injuries—but the paperwork that comes from your medical visits may be just as important as the treatment itself. In… read more

What to Do If You’re Injured on Someone Else’s Property

Posted September 30, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Fielding Law is proud to serve Mesquite, Heath, Richardson and the greater Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex with responsive, experienced personal injury representation that puts your recovery first. Slip-and-fall accidents, unsafe stairwells, and poorly maintained properties can all lead to serious injuries. When you’re hurt on someone else’s property, you may not know what steps to take—or… read more

Can You Sue For Food Poisoning In Texas?

Posted September 23, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Food poisoning affects millions of Americans each year. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that 1 in 6 Americans falls ill from contaminated food each year. As loyal consumers, we expect food products to be safely vetted before sale. But circumstances can lead to food poisoning. When contaminated food sends you to the… read more

Voluntary vs. Mandatory Recalls: What’s the Difference

Posted September 16, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

When a product on the market is found to be dangerous or defective, a recall may be issued to protect consumers. Recalls can either be issued voluntarily by a company or mandated by a government agency. Understanding the difference between voluntary and mandatory recalls can play a critical role in your personal injury case. In… read more

The Most Dangerous Recent Product Recalls in 2025

Posted September 11, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Product recalls are always concerning, but some carry especially high risks to consumer health and safety. In 2025, several high-profile recalls have made headlines, affecting everything from vehicles to household appliances and children’s products. Understanding which recalls pose the greatest danger can help families protect themselves and know when to take immediate action. According to… read more

You Were Hurt by a Recalled Product—What Happens Now?

Posted September 9, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

In 2024, there were over 3,200 product recalls in the US. These recalls are issued for a variety of safety concerns, such as contaminated food, dangerous medical devices, or faulty car parts.  Sadly, for some individuals, these recalls came too late. If a recalled product has harmed you or a loved one, you’re likely dealing with not… read more

How Product Recalls Work: A Consumer’s Legal Guide

Posted September 2, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Every day, we use a variety of manufactured products. It could be a kitchen appliance, a vehicle, or even medication. We trust that these products have been tested and have been found safe for use as intended. But what happens if something goes wrong? When a product is found to be dangerous or defective, it… read more

How Truck Accidents Are Investigated in Texas

Posted June 30, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Truck accidents are some of the most frightening on Texas roads. In 2024, there were 11,209 injuries caused by truck and bus accidents in Texas. Tragically, a further 753 lost their lives. If a truck accident has left you reeling from serious injuries or grieving the loss of a loved one, you need the support… read more

Employer Liability and Non-Subscriber Work Injuries in Texas

Posted June 23, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

In many parts of the country, workers’ compensation insurance is there to help you pick up the pieces if you get injured at work. However, Texas stands apart from most states by allowing most private employers to opt out of the workers’ compensation system. These employers are known as “non-subscribers.”  Non-subscribers take on considerable legal… read more