Do I need a lawyer?

i have found the typical answer to your question (that is, "Do I need a lawyer?"), the answer is yes. Your case sounds interesting but more...

Congratulations on receiving a policy-limits offer. That doesn't happen for people representing themselves often. Your question notes the...

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It sounds like you have a viable claim under a couple of legal theories. In addition to traditional negligence, you may have a claim under Texas'...

This fact scenario gives rise to a potential premises liability case if someone is injured by the falling branches. Since you have actual knowledge...

Hire another lawyer. He or she will be able to establish contact with the adjuster and retrieve your file from your prior attorney.

I agree with the answers above. I'll add that there are a number of defenses the amusement park could assert (particularly if your ticket contained...

Personal injury settlement

I agree with most of the answers above, in that the Attorney-Client Contract you and your attorney (should have) signed will (or, should) specify...

On the fence about filing suit for fairly decent breach of contract (rent).

I agree with the answers above. The short answer is probably not. Texas has some of the most debtor-friendly homestead exemptions in the Country.

I suggest contacting a local medical malpractice attorney in your area to discuss. Jeff Greenman in Irvine is fantastic.

In Texas, more than one person can be "at fault," or "negligent," in causing a wreck. Texas has a comparative responsibility system where a jury...