Look Through Our Collection of Articles About How to Settle Your Texas Injury Case
After a serious injury, you have a lot of doubt and uncertainty swirling in your mind. At Wayne Wright LLP, our goal is to alleviate much of the confusion you feel when trying to settle an injury case in Texas. With these articles, you can find the information you need to help guide your settlement case.
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How Inexperienced Drivers Cause U-Haul Accidents Truck rental companies can rent huge, dangerous vehicles to drivers with no experience. Here’s how accidents happen, and who may be legally liable. -
High Failure Rate for DePuy Synthes Attune Knee Replacement The DePuy Synthes Attune knee replacement implant has been failing at an extraordinary rate. Find out more about the failures, and how to get legal help now. -
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How Opioid Painkillers Can Cause Car Accidents Driving under the influence of prescription painkillers is illegal and can cause serious car accidents. Find out how, and what to do if you have been hit. -
The Elements of a Successful Defective Drug Lawsuit Defective drug lawsuits are complex and legally challenging. Get familiar with the basics and learn what you will need to prove to make your claim. -
Mistakes by Cardiologists Can Be Costly to Texas Patients A preventable error by a heart doctor can change the lives of patients and their families. Find out more about cardiologist medical malpractice today. -
Bad Brakes Cause Serious Truck Accidents Truck drivers are supposed to regularly inspect and maintain brakes, but brake failure accidents still cause serious injuries. Here’s what you should know. -
Dog Bite Injuries and Texas Law Vicious dog bites can cause serious damage and permanent scarring. Here is what Texas law says about recovering damages after a dog bite incident. -
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Invokana & Invokamet Blamed for Below-the-Knee Amputations Recent studies show that the popular type 2 diabetes drugs Invokana and Invokamet are responsible for an increased risk of leg and foot amputations.