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When a catastrophic injury results from ordinary negligence, Texas law provides compensatory damages designed to make the injured person whole. Medical costs. Lost wages. Pain and suffering. Future care. Those categories...

  An oil well blowout and explosion rocked rural Nacogdoches County late Monday night, April 21, 2026, sending a fireball into the sky visible from 20 miles away and forcing emergency evacuations across several...

On March 13, 2026, the Texas Supreme Court handed down its opinion in S&B Engineers & Constructors, Ltd. v. Scallon Controls, Inc. The case arose from a horrific 2015 industrial accident at a Sunoco refinery in South

People tend to assume a bus crash comes down to one question: did the driver cause the accident? It’s a reasonable assumption. It’s also usually wrong. Texas bus accident claims frequently involve several liable...

If you were hurt in a crash involving an Uber or Lyft vehicle, you might assume the process works the same as any other car accident claim. It does not. The legal and insurance structure behind rideshare companies creates a...