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Suing Landlord
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Answered on March 20, 2014
Simple answer is likely no. However, you can look at Chapter 92 of the Texas Property Code for the remedies available to a tenant for a dangerous...
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Wanting to know about an average settlement amount to consider
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Answered on March 18, 2014
If anyone on AVVO gives tells you what the settlement value of your case is based on this information. Don't listen to them. Each case, client...
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Can a malpractice law suit be filed - baby in meconium a month before delivery
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Answered on March 14, 2014
Texas has very strict laws regarding the statute of limitations for medical malpractice claims. You should immediately get copies of the medical...
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My friend was hit by a car and her car was totaled. She has continuous pain. She hired a lawyer.
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Answered on March 14, 2014
Contact the State Bar of Texas ASAP.
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I have a clear medical malpractice case but damages too small for lawyer to take. Is there anything else I can do ?
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Answered on March 12, 2014
Texas has caps on damages. However, we handle medical malpractice cases.
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My pharmacy gave me the incorrect dosage medication - how do I handle this?
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Answered on March 11, 2014
Return to the pharmacy and get the proper dosage. If you already took the incorrect dosage, then go see the prescribing doctor asap to make sure...
Is it legal for an emergency room doctor to bill you separately from the emergency room?
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Answered on March 01, 2014
Yes. Very few doctors today are employed by hospitals.
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Is it typical for a lawyer to ask for a very large settlement in an auto accident ?
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Answered on February 27, 2014
Everyone's definition of fair is different.
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Is this settlement proposal fair?
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Answered on February 18, 2014
Don't forget that TxDot has a statutory cap on damages under the Texas Tort Claims Act.
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Hit by uninsured driver who admitted fault. $9,000 damage. Can I pursue DV under **MY** policy (uninsured coverage)? In Texas.
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Answered on February 12, 2014
Your question does make sense, but it's a tricky one. DV is a damage available under tort law against the third party. However, it's not usually...
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