One of the most common types of arrests in Houston is for possession of a controlled substance. The exact charge you may be facing for possession of a controlled substance will vary depending on the substance and the amount you are alleged to have possessed. But whether a possession of a controlled substance case is…
Can You Sue An Uber Driver Directly In Texas?
In recent times, the growth of ride-sharing services like Uber has been exponential due to being able to simply summon a driver with the use of an app on our cell phones. On the driver’s side, it is also a way for individuals to earn some money even as a side job from another form…
Accidents Caused by Defective Traffic Lights
Traffic lights serve as critical components to manage the flow of vehicles and pedestrians to maintain order and safety on the roads. However, when these signals malfunction, the consequences can be severe, leading to confusion, hazardous driving conditions, and ultimately, potentially serious accidents. Defective traffic lights, whether due to electrical failures, programming errors, or physical…
When is taking or sharing explicit photos a crime in Texas?
According to researchers, as of 2018, 95% of Americans own and regularly use a cell phone. Not surprisingly, the use of cell phones to take and share explicit photos has also risen dramatically, especially among young people. Although most of the time, sexually explicit recordings are taken and shared consensually, there are also instances when…
How Can You Determine Who Is At Fault In A Head-On Collision In Texas?
If you have been involved in a head-on collision in Texas and want to try to determine who is at fault, it will be helpful to examine multiple sources of evidence and apply Texas traffic laws and regulations. An experienced personal injury attorney in Texas can help you determine the strength of your case, as…
How To Show Negligence in Pedestrian Accident Claims
Have you or someone you know been struck by a car as a pedestrian? If so, there are various factors to consider if deciding to bring a lawsuit: Takeaway Personal injury cases, especially those involving pedestrians, can be complicated. An experienced pedestrian accident attorney can guide you through the process, help gather and preserve evidence,…
Drowsy Driving: A Silent Epidemic on the Roads
It appears that certain forms of reckless driving are more stigmatized than if someone is driving while drowsy (for example, drunk driving). In fact, people are often praised for working long hours or even sacrificing hours of sleep in favor of being productive. Unfortunately, individuals often get behind the wheel even though they might be…
Tips for Navigating the Roads during Hazardous Weather Conditions To Prevent Accidents
Navigating the roads in Texas during dangerous weather conditions requires a combination of preparation, knowledge, and skill. Texas is a large state with varied terrains and weather patterns, so it is important to be aware of the specific conditions you may encounter. Here are some steps and tips to help you navigate safely: If despite…
What is the difference between a felony and misdemeanor in Texas?
If you have been charged with a crime in Texas, you may be wondering what the potential consequences are. In Texas (as in most states) criminal offenses are classified as either misdemeanors or felonies. Misdemeanors are offenses that are punishable by up to a year in jail. Although misdemeanors are considered to be less serious,…
What is the penalty for prostitution in Texas?
Prostitution is illegal everywhere in Texas. Due to the evidence needed to prosecute a prostitution charge, most people who are arrested for prostitution in Texas are arrested after a police undercover sting. Being arrested for prostitution can be highly stressful due to the potential damage to a person’s background and reputation and the possibility of…
