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We have all heard about the dangers of cell phone usage; people texting and driving causing a wreck or even not looking up from their cell phone and being hit by a car while walking. Another danger we have heard regarding our cell phone is radiation. Can a cell phone give you cancer? Well, throw in...

If you have seen commercials by the personal injury attorneys for Roberts and Roberts, you know many of our attorneys are board certified in personal injury trial law. Many people may not understand what that means and why we advertise that fact so often. The reason is, there are many attorneys who...

When we think about someone who has been in a car crash or automobile accident, we tend to focus on what their injuries were and what medical care they will need. Many Texans who have been in car crashes, however, find out that the worst part of the wreck was not their injuries, but their property...

With Memorial Day weekend approaching, it’s time to talk boating safety again.  With over 600,000 registered boats, Texas is number six in the nation for boat ownership.  Texas has more squares miles of inland water than any other state.  It is also one of the leading states for boating...

In any personal injury law proceeding, one of the most critical things to keep in mind is the date for filing your lawsuit.  Texas has different statutes in place that limit the time in which a lawsuit or personal injury claim can be brought against a responsible party.  If these deadlines are not...

Many people assume in Texas that if you trip or slip on a substance in a store, the store is responsible for your injury and must pay your medical bills.  Unfortunately, that is not the law in Texas.  In fact, the law in Texas is that the store owner is not liable unless you can prove that they...

Most Texans would be surprised to learn that the law in Texas is that the government can do no wrong.  Technically, the government can do wrong, but it can’t be held accountable.  This concept goes back to England when the King was the government, and the King was also presumed to be...