Robert Schuerger
Understanding the Rules: What Are the Pit Bull Laws in Texas?
This article dives into the rules about breeds, especially pit bulls, and the reasons behind these laws in the state of Texas.
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Robert Schuerger
- 1 day ago
- 5 min
Facing a Canine Attack: Can You Sue for a Dog Bite in Texas?
This article delves into the complexities of dog bite claims, the role of the pet owner, and when to consult an experienced lawyer.
Robert Schuerger
- 1 day ago
- 4 min
Bite Laws Explained: What Is the One-bite Rule in Texas?
This article will delve into the specifics of the one-bite rule as well as the obligations of Texas dog owners.
Robert Schuerger
- 1 day ago
- 5 min
Pursuing Rights after Loss: Who Can File Wrongful Death in Texas?
In this article, readers will discover the complexities of Texas wrongful death claims along with the rights of family members.
Robert Schuerger
- 1 day ago
- 4 min
How Long Do You Have to File Wrongful Death in Texas?
When it comes to a wrongful death in the state of Texas, family members have 24 months to file a wrongful death lawsuit.
Robert Schuerger
- 1 day ago
- 6 min
Do Hospitals Report Dog Bites in Texas? Help for Dog Bite Victims
When it comes to dog bites, especially ones from dogs whose vaccination status is unknown, the law in Texas is quite clear.
Robert Schuerger
- 1 day ago
- 6 min
What Is the Statute of Limitations for a Dog Bite in Texas? | What Victims Need to Know
Every state in the U.S. has a specific period that is given to dog bite victims to launch their personal injury lawsuits.
Robert Schuerger
- 1 day ago
- 6 min
How Are Wrongful Death Proceeds Divided in Texas? | A Complete Guide
If the case reaches an out-of-court settlement, wrongful death attorneys will divide the money using past legal precedent.
Robert Schuerger
- 1 day ago
- 4 min
Does Texas Limit Damages for Wrongful Death Claims?
Victims are actually legally entitled to receive full reimbursement for economic damages. These encompass quantifiable financial losses.
Robert Schuerger
- Oct 31
- 5 min
What Is a Personal Injury Demand Letter? | Full Overview
Writing a demand letter shouldn't be too hard if you have enough supporting evidence to back the claims up.
Robert Schuerger
- Oct 31
- 6 min
Understanding the Burden of Proof in a Personal Injury Case
The burden of proof is a legal standard that parties seeking to prove an allegation in court must satisfy in order to win a case.
Robert Schuerger
- Oct 31
- 11 min
What Qualifies as a Personal Injury Lawsuit? Everything Victims Should Know
If the victim was injured because of the at-fault party's negligence, they could file a personal injury claim against that person.
Robert Schuerger
- Oct 31
- 4 min
What Is Personal Injury Fraud? | How to Avoid It
Depending on the type of personal injury fraud a person makes, they could face civil and even criminal penalties in Texas.
Robert Schuerger
- Oct 31
- 4 min
What Is a "Release" in a Settlement? | Everything You Should Know
This article explains why getting legal counsel before signing an injury settlement and release agreement is important.
Robert Schuerger
- Oct 31
- 4 min
What Is "Duty of Care" in Personal Injury Law?
Duty of care is vital because it's the basis of evaluating the extent to which a defendant is liable for the injuries.
Robert Schuerger
- Oct 31
- 4 min
What Is Assumption of Risk in a Personal Injury Case
Personal injury law allows for a defense and one of those that may be used in these cases is that of assumption of risk.
Robert Schuerger
- Oct 31
- 4 min
What Is Respondeat Superior in a Personal Injury Case?
The legal doctrine of respondeat superior comes from a Latin term that quite literally translates to "let the master answer."
Robert Schuerger
- Oct 31
- 4 min
What Is Gross Negligence in Texas? What Personal Injury Victims Should Know About It
Essentially, the term "gross negligence" describes a person's failure to use a reasonable level of care to avoid an accident.
Robert Schuerger
- Oct 31
- 4 min
Contributory vs. Comparative Negligence - Understanding the Differences
If a negligent individual's actions cause damage to other people, they are legally responsible for their injuries and financial losses.
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