Author: integritylawtx
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Product Liability Injuries: Holding Manufacturers Accountable for Defects
People use products every day. They use their vehicles to get to work. They take prescription drugs to treat an illness. They use kitchen appliances to make meals for their family. When these products are used as intended, they should never cause anyone harm. In Texas, consumers are protected by a number of laws. If…
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Catastrophic Injury Claims: When an Accident Changes Your Life Forever
An accident that leaves you with a catastrophic injury can happen in just a second. When it does, it can upend every aspect of your life. You may face months in the hospital recovering from the injuries. From there, you may still have years of rehabilitation in front of you. The medical bills, lost wages…
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What to Do After a Slip and Fall Accident on Someone Else’s Property
If you have been hurt in a slip and fall accident due to a hazardous condition on another person’s property, you may be able to pursue compensation from the business or property owner. However, thorough preparation is required for your claim to be successful. Understanding the steps to take after an accident can help you…
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Truck Accidents and Serious Injuries: What Victims Should Know
When commercial trucks are fully loaded with cargo, they can weigh up to 80,000 pounds. Compare that with the average passenger vehicle that weighs approximately 4,000 pounds, and it is easy to see why truck accidents are so dangerous. The occupants of smaller vehicles typically sustain severe injuries during a truck accident. Sometimes, their lives…
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Why You Need a Power of Attorney: A Crucial Tool for Managing Your Affairs
When it comes to estate planning, many people believe they only need a will. Although a will is an important component of any estate plan, you should also consider other important documents. A power of attorney is one of these. A power of attorney is a legal document that allows you, known as the principal,…
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What You Need to Know About LLP Formation: A Flexible Business Structure for Professionals
Limited liability partnerships (LLPs) have been popular among professionals such as doctors, lawyers, dentists, and architects since the 1990s. These business structures offer an alternative to general partnerships (GPs) and limited partnerships (LPs). While the majority of states now legally recognize LLPs as a formal business structure, Texas was the first state in the country…
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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Creating Your Will: Ensuring Your Wishes are Followed
Drafting a will is important, but if mistakes are made, it can result in legal disputes, emotional and financial challenges for your family, and other serious consequences. Overlooking state laws, failing to review and update your will, and neglecting to account for contingencies can result in family disputes and even render important provisions in your…
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Advantages of LLP Formation for Law Firms and Other Professional Services
Whether you are an attorney, doctor, or other professional, you must choose a business structure for your practice. Maybe you are just starting out and wondering what type of structure is right for you. Or, perhaps your current structure is no longer working for you, and it is time for a change. Whatever the reason…
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How to Draft a Will that Protects Your Family and Assets After You are Gone
There are many reasons people procrastinate when it comes to drafting their will. One of the most common is that many people simply think the task is too daunting. Wills are an important and necessary component of any estate plan. With a properly executed will in place, you can have the confidence knowing that your…
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How to Identify and Address Construction Defects Before They Become Costly Issues
Building your own home or moving into one that has just been built is very exciting. It is truly a blank canvas, and you can make it into whatever you envision. Unfortunately, not everything always goes according to plan in new builds. Construction defects may start to pop up, and they can greatly interfere with…





