Austin Personal Injury Blog
The Baylor Law Review has generously given us permission to reprint their article, Straight From the Horse’s Mouth: Judicial Observations of Jury Behavior and the Need for Tort Reform. Click here to read the entire article. You can read our previous post, which summarized the article, here. To contact Austin Personal Injury Lawyer, Austin Personal…
Read MoreWe’re not aware of any other Austin personal injury lawyers or attorneys that maintain blogs, but there are some good personal injury blogs from lawyers in Texas and around the country. In Texas, we routinely read the Texas Injury Law Blog and the P.I.S.S.D. blog (which always has interesting links of the day). Around the…
Read MoreWe’ve both been practicing personal injury law here in Austin for several years, and we’ve seen a lot of different types of personal injury claims. And of all the claims we see or hear about, the claims that make the least sense are those where doctors have either operated on the wrong part of their…
Read MoreDealing with doctors and health care providers (particularly those located outside of Austin) is one of the most frustrating things about being a personal injury lawyer. We have difficulties getting medical records and bills, and many doctors refuse to participate more than they’re legally required to help prove our client’s cases. In fact, a year…
Read MoreAn increasingly popular tactic of tort reformers is to seek protection from federal preemption. Regulators, backed by tort reform groups, continue to propose and institute measures that seek to preempt state laws and eliminate the rights of those injured. For example, the Food and Drug Administration proposed last year that their regulations should preempt state…
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