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Judge Wapner, Perry Mason, And When You Should File Your Own Lawsuit
One of the most respected judges of our day, Joseph A. Wapner, died yesterday at the age of 97. Haven’t heard of him? From 1981
Texas Softball Team Crash Update; Why Depositions Are Critical
An 18-wheeler driver crashed into a bus carrying the North Central Texas College women’s softball team in 2014, horrifically killing four students and injuring 12
Dangerous Driving Is New Norm
So Who’s Causing The Avalanche of Accidents? Teenagers? No, it’s their older brothers and sisters, the millennials. The largest generation of Americans between the ages
Cowtown Marathon, Thanks For Helping Our Children
Last week I helped the Cowtown Marathon hand out running shoes to the students at the school I adopted many years ago. It was a
Car Accident Injuries And Failure To Use Seat Belts: Injury Lawyer Speaks Out
I’ve seen far too many car wreck injuries caused by people not using seat belts. This angers me. I was reminded of this today when
Why You Should Be More Afraid Of A Tahoe Accident Than A Terror Attack
Yesterday the National Safety Council announced that an estimated 40,200 Americans died in traffic collisions last year. Picture the crowd inside the Texas Rangers ballpark
Good Settlement Announced
Berenson Injury Law has successfully recovered $385,00.00 on behalf of two clients in a commercial vehicle collision. One man received $139,105.00 and the other received $95,504.00
DWI Repeat Offenders Are Serious Problem In North Texas
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), a group I heartily support, has calculated that one-third of intoxicated drivers arrested are repeat offenders. So consider what has
How Are Damages Capped When You Are Injured in Crash Caused By Government Owned Vehicle?
It was just revealed by NBC5 that the Dallas school district has settled 680 personal injury claims and paid $2.3 million in settlements over the