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At Rodman Law Office, our lawyers understand how life-changing a motorcycle accident can be. Between managing medical bills, managing insurance claims, and dealing with physical and emotional recovery, the aftermath can feel overwhelming.

Imagine this: You’ve just unwrapped a shiny new kitchen gadget or a trendy toy for your kid, and you can’t wait to use it. A few days later, you discover that it’s not just poorly made—it’s actually dangerous. Whether it’s a faulty appliance that sparks a fire or a toy with sharp edges, finding yourself with a defective product can be alarming.

Accidents happen, and sometimes, it is clear you were at fault. Whether it was a minor fender bender or a more significant collision, knowing that you were responsible can be overwhelming.

If you or a loved one has been a victim of medical malpractice, you probably have a lot of questions. As an experienced attorney, I’m here to shed light on medical malpractice cases, compensation, and the caps on damages.

Accidents can be overwhelming experiences, and one of the common questions that arise afterward is whether you can file an accident claim if no police report was made. This is a crucial issue because the presence or absence of a police report can significantly impact your ability to seek compensation.

As a personal injury attorney who's spent years in the courtroom, I’ve seen firsthand how the smallest mistakes can lead to significant injuries, particularly in settings where people should feel safe, like nursing homes.

Losing a loved one is a situation that nobody can emotionally prepare for. Even though money can never bring a loved one back, pursuing compensation can help cover costs during stressful situations and hold the negligent party accountable.

Medical malpractice cases can be complicated and challenging to prove. One critical element in these cases is the affidavit of merit. As a Board-Certified attorney with over 30 years of litigation experience, I can offer valuable insights and practical tips for those considering a medical malpractice lawsuit in Texas. Let's get started.

We are human beings, and we may suffer from different kinds of injuries and illnesses over the course of our lives. Some of these conditions are less serious and some are more serious.

Every year, a significant number of workers experience electrical injury or fatality due to workplace accidents, a grim reminder of the silent danger that high-voltage environments hold. If you or a loved one have endured this harrowing experience, it’s crucial to understand your rights and the course of action that’s within your reach.