Here at we protect the rights of individuals whose lives have been affected by electrical accidents. There are thousands of people injured every year as a result of accidental contact with electrical components. Examples of electrical accidents are flash burns, electrical explosions, electrical fires, electric shocks, and electrocutions. These accidents occur when electricity enters one…
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The approach of Hurricane Rita prompted a mass evacuation of the Houston area in September 2005. Part of the evacuation were elderly patients from a nursing home facility in Bellaire, Texas. The elderly patients were being transported in MCI Model EL3 bus. During the course of the long trip to Dallas, the vehicle got a…
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has a long history of successfully litigating cases involving aircraft crashes. Our extensive experience includes cases against Braniff Airways, Hawaiian Airlines, Swiss Air Boeing airplanes, various military aircraft manufacturers, numerous private plane manufacturers. The causes of these crashes involved pilot error, manufacturing defects or both. Over the years we have developed and maintained close professional…
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Recently, I was honored to represent a client who had lost her daughter in a tragic accident. [email protected] assisted me at trial (and no she is not related, family or otherwise, to those of you wondering). My client’s daughter was a passenger in her friend’s car. The friend began to race another car. The friend…
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On April 22, 2009, I tried my client’s case to a Harris County jury. Johnny Garza and I picked a jury that morning, and we proceeded to trial that same day. We split up the duties for directing the witnesses, Johnny conducted voir dire (jury selection), and I handled opening statement and closing argument. The…
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On February 17, 2009, United States District Judge Godbey granted a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) sought by the SEC, and appointed a Receiver to take control of the business of Stanford Financial Group and others. The TRO, later extended to a Preliminary Injunction, was drafted expansively: not only does it grant broad powers to the…
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On April 20, 2009, I am set to try the lawsuit of a client against his employer for failing to provide a safe working environment. The client is now quadriplegic and will never walk again. While working for his employer, he fell over thirty feet from an elevated position and fractured his cervical spine. His…
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The law firm of is investigating deaths and catastrophic injuries caused by defective designs characteristics of the Yamaha Rhino off-road capable vehicle. The accidents involve Yamaha Rhino 450 and 660 models manufactured since 2003. The inherently dangerous design of the Rhinos give them an increased risk of tip over or rollover under certain conditions. Uneven…
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