Texas Land Ownership: Do You Really Own “From Heaven to Hell”?
You may know the old saying that land ownership runs “from heaven to hell.” In other words, you own everything from the sky above your land down to the center of the earth. It creates a strong image. But if you own property in Texas, you may wonder how accurate that idea remains today. Understanding […]
Mickey Johnson: TTLA Diversity Committee Chair
“I wanted to share something important – not just about my career, but about what I believe the legal profession should stand for.” That belief now takes shape in a new leadership role, one that takes Mickey Johnson outside of The Johnson Law Firm and into advocacy. Johnson recently became Chair of the Diversity Committee […]
How Evidence Is Collected and Used in Civil Cases
Evidence plays a central role in many civil cases because it helps show what happened and who may hold responsibility. Whether your case involves a vehicle collision, liability claim or another personal injury matter, the quality of your evidence can directly affect the outcome. Evidence collection begins as soon as an incident occurs. In fact, […]
How to Handle a Denied or Underpaid Insurance Claim
After a collision, most people expect insurance to help cover their losses. Unfortunately, insurance companies don’t always provide enough compensation. In some cases, they offer settlements far below what an injured person needs. In others, they deny the claim altogether. A denied or underpaid insurance claim can create a frustrating and confusing experience. Still, a […]
Can You Still Recover If You Were Partially at Fault in Texas?
After a collision, many people assume they can’t receive compensation if they share any responsibility for what happened. In Texas, that assumption isn’t always correct. Partial fault doesn’t automatically prevent you from pursuing a claim. In many cases, you can still recover damages when multiple parties share responsibility. Understanding how Texas handles shared fault can […]
What to Do in the First 24 Hours After a Car Accident in Texas
A vehicle collision can change your day in an instant. In the hours after a crash, you may face injuries, insurance questions, vehicle damage and uncertainty about what comes next. For that reason, knowing which steps to take during the first 24 hours can help protect your health and legal rights. 1. Safety First, Call […]
How AI, Self-Driving Vehicles, and New Technology Are Creating Legal Challenges
Artificial intelligence, self-driving vehicles, and evolving data privacy laws are changing how people live and how businesses operate in Texas. When something goes wrong, the law does not always keep pace with technology. These developments are creating new legal risks for both individuals and businesses. Understanding these changes helps you protect your rights and make […]
When Vendors Don’t Deliver: Legal Remedies for Small Businesses
Reliable vendors keep your business running. When a vendor fails to deliver, the impact can hit fast. Missed deadlines, lost revenue, and damaged client relationships can follow. Texas law gives you options. Knowing what steps to take helps you protect your business and recover losses. Common Vendor Failures Vendor disputes usually fall into a few […]
When Your Condo Association Fails to Maintain the Property
Owning a condo offers convenience and shared amenities, but those benefits depend on proper management. When a condo association fails to maintain common areas or building systems, the impact can be costly and disruptive. Texas law gives condo owners important rights. Knowing those rights helps you protect your property, finances, and peace of mind. What […]
Immigration Issues in Personal Injury Litigation CLE
Immigration policy has made headlines for decades. While people often discuss it in political or strategic terms, its impact reaches far beyond the news. In personal injury litigation, immigration status can affect whether an injured person seeks legal help at all. That reality makes the upcoming CLE, “Crossing Legal Borders: Immigration Issues in Personal Injury […]