Houston, TX
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Personal Injury ... +2 more
Yes, as my colleague has stated you can sue for conversion (which does not provide for the recovery of attorney's fees) in justice court. In...
I doubt that it would cost-effective to do so. If so, your claim would like;y be considered a health-care-liability claim which would require an...
Probably not. Texas has a dram-shop statute that covers commercial providers which have a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) license or...
Maybe. There is a process outlined in Chapter 92 of the Texas Property Code which must be followed. In short, a lease can be terminated for...
No, your post describes an accident, not a crime. Sounds like both your son and his friend may be to blame. You can sue in justice court for the...
Under Texas law, you typically have two years to pursue your injury claim. That is, two years from the date of the accident or incident to file...
Contact your local bar association for a referral or use Avvo's Find a Lawyer tool to find a personal injury attorney in your area to help. This...
No, you cannot destroy evidence. Not only is the destruction of relevant evidence or spoliation improper but it can result in severe sanctions...
The limitations advice you received is probably correct but I question whether the call you received was actually from a lawyer. Lawyers usually...
Depending on your damages, you can file a justice court action for about $125 including service. But I question whether it would be worth it. ...
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