Texas Non-Competes: Are They Enforceable Against Employees?
You may be staring at a job offer, a severance package, or an old employment contract, trying to figure out...
Antoine Souma Talks the Prenup Conversation
Antoine Souma’s career has put him in front of enough families ahead of a wedding to recognize the exact moment...
Why Texas Insurance Limits Aren’t Always the Settlement End
A serious Texas crash causes damages that could reasonably exceed $500,000, but the at-fault driver carries only $100,000 in liability...
New York Dog Bite Rule Changed: What Owners Need to Know
For years, New York dog-bite cases frequently turned on one difficult question: Did the owner know or have reason to...
Why Siblings Still Cannot Bring a Texas Wrongful Death Claim
A sibling may be the closest person in someone's life. Brothers and sisters can share a home, finances, caregiving responsibilities,...
Why Georgia Will May Not Decide Who Gets the Property First
A Georgia will might say that the family home goes to an adult child. That does not always mean the...
Why a Texas Hospital Lien Can Follow an Accident Settlement
An injured person settles a Texas accident claim for $100,000. That does not necessarily mean $100,000 is available to the...
Can Not Wearing a Seat Belt Reduce a South Carolina Injury Claim?
A driver can violate South Carolina's seat-belt law and still prevent the other side from using that violation as evidence...
North Carolina Injury Claims: Contributory Negligence Rules
North Carolina has one of the harshest negligence rules in the country. An injured person who contributes to an accident...
Slip and Fall Claims: How Long Do You Have to File a Claim?
Here's a scenario that plays out more often than you'd think. Someone slips on an icy sidewalk outside a store,...