What does President Trump’s Second Inaugural Address Signal for Criminal Law, Personal Injury Law, and Family Law? Donald Trump delivered his second inaugural address on January 20 in the Capitol Rotunda, speaking for approximately 30 minutes in an indoor ceremony moved due to cold weather. In his speech, Trump declared the beginning of what he … Read more
When to Hire (and When Not to Hire) a Criminal Defense Attorney Facing criminal allegations can be one of the most overwhelming experiences of your life. This is particularly true when the police and prosecutors only have someone’s claim that you did something wrong and despite move forward with an investigation, arrest, and prosecution —which … Read more
The morning of April 20, 2010, began like any other on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. By nightfall, an unprecedented disaster would unfold, claiming 11 lives and eventually resulting in $65 billion in damages. This catastrophic event stands as a stark reminder of the devastating potential of oil rig accidents … Read more
What is an Amicable Divorce? An amicable divorce, also known as an uncontested divorce or agreed divorce in Texas, occurs when both spouses agree on the terms of their separation and division of assets. This approach can saves time and money as well as reduce the emotional stress of a traditional divorce. Individuals also seek … Read more
What is a Second Degree Felony Texas? Felonies are categorized as four types in Texas. These are State Jail Felony, Third Degree Felony , Second Degree Felony, and First Degree Felony. What is a Second Degree Felony? A Second Degree Felony is defined in Penal Code Section 12.33 and is the second highest level of … Read more
Fort Worth Slip and Fall Injury Lawyer At Varghese Summersett, we know just how devastating a slip and fall accident can be. One moment, you’re going about your day—shopping at a local store, visiting a friend’s apartment, or grabbing dinner downtown. The next moment, you’re on the ground, possibly dealing with severe pain, shock, and … Read more
Challenging the Intoxilyzer 9000: How to Fight DWI Breath Test in Texas The rise in DWI cases across Texas has brought increased scrutiny to the state’s primary breath-testing instrument – the Intoxilyzer 9000. While prosecutors often present breath test results as ironclad evidence, several critical vulnerabilities exist that create compelling opportunities for challenge. This article … Read more
There are two types of crash reports in Texas: the Driver’s Crash Report (CR-2) for self-reported accidents or the Peace Officer’s Crash Report (CR-3) completed by law enforcement. While the CR-2 uses plain language anyone can understand, the CR-3 employs various codes to document vehicle damage, injuries, and contributing factors that require additional information to … Read more
Going through a divorce is difficult enough without worrying about your personal information becoming public record. While Texas courts generally keep divorce records open to the public, there are ways to protect your privacy by sealing these records. In this article, we answer, “Can a Divorce Be Sealed in Texas? The Underlying Framework Texas courts … Read more
