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An Honest Look at the Dark and Troubled History of Asbestos
This page hosts the award-winning and must-see documentary for anyone affected by asbestos. America’s workers continue to suffer and die from asbestosis, mesothelioma and a number of asbestos related diseases entirely because of corporate greed. Sponsored by Brent Coon and Associates, you can now see the full documentary about the greatest tragedy of America’s workers.…
Texas Personal Injury Claim: Independent Medical Exam
In case you are filing a Texas personal injury claim, you will need to go through an Independent medical examination. The defendant can ask you for a medical examination for your injuries if you file a claim for a car, motorcycle, or any other accident. The main aim of the IME is to find out…
Deon Lendore, Olympian And Texas A&M Track Coach, Dies In A Car Accident
According to NBC Sports Analyst Ato Boldon, the 29-year-old Deon Lendore died in a car crash. Deon was an Olympian and a young aspiring student who had his bright life ahead of him. The report made by the Texas Department of Public Safety noted that Deon was driving a 2015 Volkswagen Jetta Sedan, heading westbound…
Is My Injury Serious Enough for a Texas Personal Injury Lawsuit?
Texas personal injury cases are common, as people can be injured due to the negligence of others in countless ways. Accidents happened on the road or in the workplace. People may slip and fall on someone’s property or at a business. The law in Texas allows people to file a personal injury lawsuit if they were…
Corpus Christi: Teen Dies In Rollover Crash on NAS Drive
A teenager died in a rollover crash on NAS Drive on Monday, November 29, the Corpus Christi Police Department (CCPD) informed. The vehicle was being driven by a 64-year-old. The victim has been identified as 18-year-old Isabella Trevino. As per CCPD lieutenant Colby Burris, the incident occurred near Webb Street on NAS Drive a little…
BRENT COON & ASSOCIATES FILES RESTRAINING ORDERS AND LAWSUITS OVER NEDERLAND GAS LEAK: NEW DETAILS UNCOVERED AND INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATIONS INITIATED
The leak of deadly Hydrogen Sulfide gas and other dangerous chemicals at the Nederland Tank Wash resulted in vapor pouring into the atmosphere and flooding the neighborhoods with noxious and toxic fumes for almost a week now. Locals were eventually advised to either evacuate or shelter in place to reduce exposure risks. Local attorney Brent…
Protecting Your Credibility in a Texas Personal Injury Case
Going through a personal injury is, without a doubt, the most difficult thing. As of 2019, there were more than 33,000 fatal motor accidents in that particular year only throughout the U.S. And Texas has the highest fatalities with more than 3,000 deaths. These stats are vital enough to assert the importance of protecting our…
Personal Injury Claims in Texas: Is There a Damage Cap?
If you are harmed in an accident caused by someone else’s irresponsible acts, you have the right to seek compensation for the costs of your injuries, both economic and non-economical. Personal injury claims are common in Texas. Many jurisdictions, including Texas, place a cap on how much a plaintiff may collect in a personal injury…
TX Truck Driver Cited for Careless Driving Over I-70 Car Crash
A 22-year-old truck driver, identified as Abdullateef Akilo, was cited by the Colorado State Patrol after he caused an I-70 car crash on the Floyd Hill western side earlier this month. It was a Saturday afternoon when his rig went downhill on I-70 and crashed into Jersey barriers. It was a long-haul truck carrying five…
Personal Injury Cases in Texas: The Top Causes of Amputation
Severe injuries become life-altering for many people. Dealing with amputations is extremely challenging. Accepting the change, modifying lifestyle, paying medical bills, changing career options, all add up to your emotional distress. Many of the top causes of amputation result from avoidable injuries occurring due to another person’s negligence. Traumatic amputation injuries are horrifying experiences. Whether…
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Texas A&M donors’ lawsuit against 12th Man Foundation over Kyle Field seats and parking to proceed
By David Barron, Correspondent A Brazos County state district judge has cleared the way for a long-delayed trial showdown between a group of disillusioned Texas A&M donors and the A&M-affiliated 12th Man Foundation, stemming from a decade-old dispute over seating and parking rights at Kyle Field. State District Judge George Jerrell Wise on Wednesday signed an order denying a summary…
Lawsuit Against Texas A&M Aggies 12th Man Foundation Moves Forward
A legal showdown between former Texas A&M donors and the 12th Man Foundation will proceed at last. A Brazos County judge has ruled that a lawsuit between former Texas A&M Aggies donors and the 12th Man Foundation will move forward, David Barron of the Houston Chronicle reports. On Wednesday, State District Judge George Jerrell Wise…
Texas A&M donors’ lawsuit against 12th Man Foundation over seating, parking dispute cleared for trial
A group of Texas A&M donors will finally get their day in court for a dispute against the 12th Man Foundation over parking and seating at Kyle Field. According to the Houston Chronicle, a judge in Brazos County last week denied a summary judgment motion from the 12th Man Foundation, which sought to dismiss the…