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Deadly Tow Truck Accident in Fort Worth
One person was killed in a deadly tow truck accident that took place on I-35 West between I-20 and Sycamore School Road. Authorities haven’t released many details regarding the crash. However, it has been published that the tow truck lost control
The Differences Between McKinney Civil and Criminal Cases
If you have been injured, you may be thinking about talking to an attorney about your case. It can be confusing to know which type of lawyer you need to talk to. The team at Lucé Law, PC has both
Massive Bus Accident Injures 30
In Houston, a transit bus crashed into a highway sign and injured more than 30 people. Most of those injured ended up in the hospital. The accident occurred near downtown Houston at approximately 1:30 p.m. While this didn’t occur in the
Do I Pay Taxes on the Settlement I Receive?
Securing a settlement with the help of a personal injury attorney is a significant moment in your recovery. Settlements can help pay medical bills, compensate for lost wages and provide the financial support needed to move forward after an injury.
Who Handles an Auto Accident Case If the Driver Dies in the Crash?
As any experienced car accident attorney will tell you, auto accidents are an all-too-common occurrence across the United States, with thousands taking place each day. While the majority of these car accidents are relatively minor, serious accidents claim the lives of 30,000
Top Things You Never Thought About When Starting Your Business
One of the most challenging endeavors you could take on in your life is starting a business. There are numerous legal, financial, and emotional considerations you need to make before forming your company. To properly navigate the creation of your business, it
What’s the Difference Between Car and 18-Wheeler Accidents?
Whether you are involved in a car accident or an 18-wheeler accident, you may have sustained serious injuries. You may think an injury is an injury, and it doesn’t really matter the source. However, there are stark differences between car wrecks
How Should I Select the Executor of My Estate?
As the individual responsible for managing a deceased person’s financial affairs, the executor holds a key role in the estate planning process. Your appointed executor will be in charge of administering your estate through the probate process after you pass
Understanding Wrongful Death Lawsuits in North Texas
The decision to file a wrongful death lawsuit is never easy. After a loved one has passed away, it can be incredibly difficult to revisit a traumatic incident that could have been prevented. However, where an individual or organization was
What Are the Legal Options for a Contract Violation?
In McKinney and across North Texas, contract violations occur every day. From businesses failing to honor their side of a deal, to consumers not receiving promised goods or services, contracts are breached more than you realize. If you find yourself
What Is the Process for Filing a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?
The pain and suffering from the loss of a loved one is devastating, and when the death was avoidable it’s only made worse. While there is no way to repair the damage from such a loss, with the help of
How Can My Attorney Prove a Wrongful Death Claim?
The loss of a family member due to the negligent actions of an individual or organization is a devastating experience. Understandably, many people in this situation seek out a wrongful death lawyer to know what options are available to them.
Would I Only Need a Litigation Attorney if Going to Court?
In McKinney and across the United States, each year countless individuals and organizations require the services of a litigation attorney. Unfortunately, legal disagreements are not uncommon, and sometimes litigation is the only way to find a clear resolution. For those
What Is a Wrongful Death Claim?
Wrongful death claims can be confusing to those learning about them for the first time. If someone has died due to negligence, breach of duty or product liability, you may expect criminal charges to be filed and thus not consider
