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Pharmacy Errors to Watch Out for in Texas

Pharmaceutical Liability

If your Texas pharmacy made an error that resulted in serious injury to you or a loved one, you may be able to receive compensation for their negligence. Keep reading to learn more about how to fight back.

You naturally trust your pharmacy’s staff to know what they are doing when they fill your prescriptions. Beyond this, your pharmacy has a duty to provide accurate and reliable services to you.

Legally speaking, these are the various duties of a pharmacy:

• Asking if you have questions about your prescription
• Telling you about a drug’s potential side effects
• Reviewing your medical history before giving you the prescription
• Discussing any concerns with your doctor
• Knowing possible interactions with

Types of Defective Product Lawsuits Recognized under Texas Law

Defective Products | Pharmaceutical Liability

In Texas, you may have rights to compensation if you have been harmed by a defective product. Keep reading to learn about the four types of defective product lawsuits and how a knowledgeable attorney can help protect your rights.

Don’t hesitate to ask for help. Under the Texas statutes, you have only two years to file a claim from the date of your injury in most cases, including wrongful death.

The Texas court system recognizes four types of lawsuits that allow a manufacturer to be held liable for damages incurred due to injuries from their products.

If a manufacturer acts in a way that causes injury to you, you can seek compensation for your [...]

Can Another’s Negligence Ever Cause a Single-Car Accident in Texas?

Auto Accidents

If you have a car accident that doesn’t involve another driver, is it always your fault? Can someone else be held liable for the damages?

In this post, we’ll detail ways that a single-car accident can, in fact, be caused by another’s negligence, and how you may be able to receive compensation.

Most of the time, a car accident involves at least two drivers. However, single-car accidents do occur, and they are not always the fault of the driver. A knowledgeable attorney can help you determine the reason for the accident.

In some cases, other people or entities can be at fault for single-car accidents. A recent case in North Richland Hills is a potential example [...]

Texas Wrongful Death Lawsuits: FAQs

Wrongful Death

How do wrongful death cases work in Texas?

In this post, we’ll tell you all you need to know, and we’ll describe how a knowledgeable personal injury attorney can help you fight for the compensation you need and deserve.

Wrongful Death in Texas: What the Law Says

Texas law states that you can seek compensation for any “wrongful act, neglect, carelessness, unskillfulness, or default” of one party which results in the death of another.

Who Can File for Wrongful Death?

The law places restrictions on who can file a claim for wrongful death. People in these groups have the right to file a claim:

• Surviving spouse
• Children (whether minors or adults)
• Biological parents
• Adoptive parents
• Adopted child with full