U. S. Supreme Court Biased?
A whopping 75% of Americans think that Supreme Court justices’ decisions are sometimes influenced by their personal or political views and only 44% think the
A whopping 75% of Americans think that Supreme Court justices’ decisions are sometimes influenced by their personal or political views and only 44% think the
The Dallas Morning News reported today that our Supreme Court justices usually rule in favor of big insurance companies and other major economic concerns and
When has a trial lawyer represented his client too zealously? The Texas Supreme Court heard arguments Friday here in Fort Worth in the nationally-watched sanctions
We gave important advice about what you should do if you have been in an auto accident in our last post.Unfortunately, stuff happens. Here’s a
My job is to get my client as much money as possible. Attempting to reach a favorable out of court settlement is often in his or her best interest.
After a car crash, a police officer comes to the scene, interviews the drivers, and writes a detailed Texas Peace Officer’s Crash Report (CR-3). Its
Have you received a call from someone who threatens you with going to jail for not showing up for jury service? He says he’s from the
New Case To Make Often Exams Commonplace? The Texas Supreme Court ruled on Friday that a trial court abused its discretion when it denied a
Outside Research Threatens Integrity of the Civil Court System The idea that jurors should consider only the evidence presented during the trial is as old
Injured Persons And Victimized Consumers, Beware The jury trial is fundamental to our American justice system. It is so vital that our Founding Fathers guaranteed