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Animal bites can leave victims dealing with more than just physical pain. They often carry emotional distress, mounting medical bills, and questions about legal rights. The location of the incident—whether on private property or in a public place—makes a significant difference in how claims are handled under Texas law.

A mesothelioma diagnosis can be life-altering, but a misdiagnosis can complicate matters further, impacting both a patient's health and legal standing. Understanding how a misdiagnosis changes the legal path is critical.

Motorcycles offer freedom and mobility, but they also leave riders more vulnerable in a crash. While Texas law doesn’t always require riders to wear certain gear, the absence of a helmet or protective clothing can still influence how an injury claim unfolds.

In my years of handling complicated legal matters, I’ve seen just how devastating vehicle defects can be — not just to property but to lives. Based in Austin, Texas, my practice has personally represented clients in approximately 30 states, including clients in Louisiana, Missouri, Illinois, California, Florida, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Texas.

Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have changed how we travel in Texas. But when an accident happens during a rideshare trip, figuring out who pays for your injuries can quickly get frustrating. As a personal injury lawyer at The Fostel Law Firm, I’ve seen how insurance issues become one of the biggest challenges after a rideshare crash.

Oil and gas production is a cornerstone of the Texas economy, providing jobs, energy, and growth across the state. But the industry comes with serious safety risks. From the Permian Basin to the Gulf Coast, Texas oilfields remain some of the most active—and hazardous—in the country.

Mesothelioma is a devastating illness that can take decades to appear after asbestos exposure. For many Texans diagnosed with mesothelioma, the cause often stems from work environments or industrial sites where asbestos was present years ago. However, recognizing exposure is only the first step.

Construction sites can be dangerous, and despite rigorous safety regulations, accidents are an unfortunate reality. Whether it’s a slip and fall, a machinery malfunction, or an injury from faulty equipment, construction workers face many hazards.

Oilfield work in Texas stands as one of the most perilous professions in the nation. Workers face a multitude of dangers each day, from high-powered machinery to hazardous chemicals and the potential for catastrophic explosions. When accidents occur, they can have profound impacts on workers' lives, affecting their health, ability to work, and overall well-being.

When a defective product causes harm, the injured party may have grounds for a product liability lawsuit. One of the key factors in these cases is whether the defect stems from the product's design, manufacturing, or marketing.