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How Should I Handle a Rideshare Accident? 

Ridesharing has exploded in popularity during the last decade. Taking an Uber or Lyft has become commonplace, and these companies have enjoyed rapid growth due to the ease and convenience of ridesharing. Most rideshare trips are uneventful. However, rideshare accidents can and do occur. Sometimes, the fault for the accident lies with the Uber or …
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Austin F. Hartley
Austin F. Hartley

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J. Seth Madden

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How To File A State Farm Texas Insurance Claim

After a car accident, you might be unsure of what steps to take. Checking for injuries, seeking medical attention, and taking photos of your damaged car are all crucial initial steps. You will also need to report your accident to your insurance company. If you have State Farm, they make it easy to file an …
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Austin F. Hartley
Austin F. Hartley

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J. Seth Madden

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Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in Texas?

Losing a spouse, parent, child, or other loved one is not only emotionally devastating, it can also lead to significant financial harm. When someone dies unexpectedly, his or her family is often left to pick up the pieces and move on without the love, companionship, and financial support of the deceased individual. Paying the mortgage, …
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Austin F. Hartley
Austin F. Hartley

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J. Seth Madden

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How to Prove a Back Injury At Work

Back injuries are often especially painful and debilitating. Many people suffering from a back injury are no longer able to do things they once took for granted. Their ability to work, drive a car, complete household chores, or even pick up their own children may be dramatically impaired by the back injury. When you are …
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Austin F. Hartley
Austin F. Hartley

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J. Seth Madden

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How Do You Prove Negligence?

Negligence is a legal theory many personal injury victims use to receive compensation for their injuries and hold at-fault parties accountable. For example, a car accident victim might be able to receive compensation from the driver who struck them by showing the driver hit them because they failed to stop at a red light.  If …
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Austin F. Hartley
Austin F. Hartley

Attorney

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J. Seth Madden

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