Month: May 2018

If a Jaywalker Gets Hit – Who Is at Fault?

Posted May 22, 2018 | Personal Injury Blog

Jaywalking is one of the least-monitored laws. Many law enforcement officers across the country do not enforce jaywalking laws as much as other, more serious offenses. However, jaywalking is a dangerous action that can easily lead to an accident, and if a jaywalker gets hit, it can be difficult to determine who is responsible for… read more

Can I Sue a Retail Store After an Injury?

Posted May 22, 2018 | Personal Injury Blog

Injuries can happen anywhere, anytime and they can range in severity from bruised tailbones, to broken arms, to traumatic brain injuries. In a retail store, potential injuries can easily stem from spilled liquids on the floor; sharp edges on shelving; items falling from displays; and problems with elevators, escalators, or stairs. If you suffered an… read more

How Dangerous is Cannabis Infused Food?

Posted May 22, 2018 | Personal Injury Blog

Marijuana laws continue to evolve across the United States, but Texas maintains strict regulations on its use. As cannabis-infused foods (edibles) become more popular nationwide, many consumers have questions about their legality and safety, especially in Texas. Understanding how Texas law treats marijuana and the potential risks of cannabis-infused products is essential for protecting your health… read more

[MAP] Fatal Accidents Caused by Repeat Drunk Drivers in U.S.

Posted May 15, 2018 | Personal Injury Blog

On June 8, 2016, a drunk driver veered across the center median on Loop 281 in Longview, Texas. His vehicle struck an oncoming Ford Escape, ejecting and killing 16-year-old Lauren Elrod. The driver, Thomas Elliot Henkel, eventually pleaded guilty to intoxication manslaughter and was handed a 12-year prison sentence. However, a Fielding Law analysis of… read more