On Wednesday, April 17, 2024, a Federal Jury in Colorado Springs returned a $45 million-dollar punitive damages verdict against Ford Motor Company for the company’s long-standing knowledge of a “false parking” defect on their vehicle. The case arose from an incident that took place on December 27, 2016, when the Plaintiff Lorelle Thompson, who was…
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West Texas is a 30-county region covering over 39,000 square miles. This massive area has seen significant growth over the last ten years. West Texas counties have reaped incredible benefits since 2010, from increased jobs to a rising population. In the heart of West Texas lies one of the largest oil capitals of the United…
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During the fourth weekend of March, violent hailstorms struck Houston and the surrounding counties leaving significant damage. In Fort Bend County, one of the counties surrounding the greater Houston area, a solar farm was significantly damaged by golf ball size hail. According to ABC 13, a local news station, testing is being conducted around the…
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When it comes to personal injury claims, the topic of pre-existing conditions is often surrounded by misconceptions and myths. Many people mistakenly believe that having a pre-existing condition automatically disqualifies them from receiving compensation for injuries sustained in an accident. However, the truth is far more nuanced and favors the injured party more than commonly…
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How Veterans Can Get the Compensation They Deserve What Happened? Imagine dedicating years of your life to serving your country, being face-to-face with battle and combat zones. Then, after returning home, you started noticing that your hearing is limited, and you’re experiencing other symptoms, too. This is the harsh reality many veterans and service members…
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Workplace falls are a common cause of both severe injuries and death. OSHA has regulations in place regarding fall protection to protect workers. OSHA Standard 1910.28(b)(1)(i) sets a four-foot standard for general workplaces and OSHA Standard 1926.501(b)(1) sets a six-foot standard for construction workplaces. In both workplaces, fall protection is essential to ensure the safety…
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Car manufacturers, like Ford and GM, are tracking drivers’ behavior through internet-connected vehicles. The data is provided to data brokers, including LexisNexis and Verisk, which create “consumer disclosure reports” on individuals that insurance companies can access. The consumer reports do not show where a driver has traveled but do include information on length of trips…
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In 2024, workplace fatalities continue to rise across the United States as the pursuit of profit eclipses the safety of workers. According to the latest data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), in 2022, a staggering 5,486 workers lost their lives in the course of their jobs. This is the most recent year…
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