Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Most Common Examples of Negligent Security in Texas
In Texas, premises liability laws require businesses and property owners to take reasonable measures to ensure that their property is in safe condition for customers and other invited cases. The failure to provide adequate security can constitute negligence. Here, our Sugar Land premises liability attorney discusses the most common examples of negligent security in… Read More »
Can I Bring a Personal Injury Claim for Soft Tissue Damage in Texas?
Hurt in an accident in Texas? If you suffered a significant soft tissue injury, it is imperative that you seek immediate medical attention. You need the proper diagnostic, ongoing, and rehabilitative care. You have the right to seek compensation for soft tissue damage. At Henrietta Ezeoke Law Firm, we put victims and families first…. Read More »
When Can You Get Punitive Damages in a Personal Injury Claim in Texas?
Were you injured in an accident in Texas? You have the right to seek compensation for the full value of your damages, including non-economic losses. Your compensation will be linked to your actual damages related to the accident. However, in some limited circumstances, injured victims in Texas can also pursue compensation for punitive damages…. Read More »
What to Know About Uninsured Motorist Claims in Texas
There are many more uninsured drivers on the road than most people realize. The Insurance Information Institute (III) estimates that 14.5 percent of drivers in Texas are uninsured. Navigating an uninsured motorist claim can be challenging. It is crucial that you know your rights and your options. Here, our Houston uninsured motorist attorney provides… Read More »
I-10 Shutdown After Deadly Chain Reaction Crash
According to a report from KHOU, a significant stretch of Interstate-10 (I-10) leading towards Downtown Houston was shut down after a deadly chain reaction crash. The devastating wreck is still under a more comprehensive investigation by law enforcement. Here, our Houston car accident attorney provides an overview of what we know about the terrible… Read More »
Three Killed in Terrible DUI Crash in Houston
According to a report from ABC 13 Eyewitness News, three people were killed in a horrific crash in Houston. The Houston Police Department (HPD) cites drunk driving as the cause of the wreck. It is another tragic reminder of the dangers of drinking and driving in Texas. Within this article, our Houston drunk driving… Read More »
Do Most Personal Injury Claims Go to Trial?
Hurt in an accident in Texas? You have the right to hold the negligent party liable through a personal injury claim. You may be wondering: Is my personal injury claim likely to go to trial? The short answer is no. In fact, only a relatively small share of personal injury cases in Texas actually… Read More »
What is a Non-Subscriber Work Injury Claim in Texas?
Texas has unique workers’ compensation laws. Although many employers in our state do carry no-fault workers’ comp coverage, it is actually not required in our state. An employer can be a non-subscriber. If you are hurt while working for a non-subscriber, there are some special considerations that you should keep in mind. In this… Read More »
Your Guide to Liability for Stop Sign Crashes in Texas
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) reports that stop sign violations lead to approximately 700,000 traffic collisions nationwide each year. In Texas, stop sign crashes are fault-based cases. The driver (or any other party) who caused the accident through negligence can be held legally liable for the resulting damages. Within this article, our Sugar Land… Read More »
Did You Receive a Personal Injury Settlement Offer from the Insurance Company? Four Big Things to Consider Before Accepting
Hurt in a serious accident in Houston, Sugar Land, or elsewhere in Southeast Texas? Your case may be resolved through a personal injury settlement. It is a good sign if you have already received a settlement offer from the insurance company. However, there are some key things that you need to keep in mind… Read More »