By definition, a homicide is “a killing of one human being by another.” Criminal homicide is policed by Title 5, Chapter 19 of the Texas Penal Code, which defines it as ... Read More
Swimming Pool Negligence: What Safety Steps are Required?
A lot of people swim in the United States—according to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), swimming is the most popular recreational activity for ... Read More
What Makes Video Evidence Reliable in Court?
The video evidence you have can seem like the smoking gun that will sway the jury and win your case. After all, how can the court argue with what’s actually on ... Read More
Juul Lawsuit in North Carolina Settles for $40 Million
A lawsuit between Juul Laabs, an e-cigarette company, and the state of North Carolina has reached a settlement. The Juul lawsuit was settled with the company agreeing to ... Read More
The New Civil Dimension to the Tragic Cayley Mandadi Case
Cayley Mandadi was a sophomore at Trinity University, a private school in San Antonio, TX. The circumstances surrounding her tragic death in 2017 continue to work through ... Read More
No Middle Ground in He-Said/She-Said Jake Virtanen Lawsuit
The Jake Virtanen lawsuit came seemingly out of the blue in spring 2021. A forward for the National Hockey League’s Vancouver Canucks, Virtanen was accused of sexual ... Read More