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Texas questions and answers
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What Should I Do To Get A Work Permit That Allows Me To Work In Texas?
Asked in Pearland, TX
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Lawyer incompetent. Has done nothing in 4 years
Asked in Seguin, TXFatal accident 4 years ago. I was charged with manslaughter. Never given a ticket. Other driver had no insurance, recently underwent open heart surgery, no DL, talking on a cell phone at the time of the accident. Lawyer is court apptointed and has done nothing to help. Just keeps saying to take the plea deal.
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I was driving on a highway in Austin and a power line cable came down onto my car. What kind of attorney do I call?
Asked in Austin, TXI did not collide with another vehicle. But now there is damage to the roof of my car.
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Can an employeer decide to pay sick days without notifing employee which is on workers comp. leave?
Asked in Marble Falls, TXI have suffered a Traumatic brain injury from a fall at work in icy conditions on a concrete parking lot on 01/28/2026. The Corporate Safety Director told Sharon that it was a significant other while I was in the ICU. This was not a workers' compensation claim, and I would use the AD&D policy, which only pays $50,000.00.
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What needs to be done after a trucking accident in Texas?
Asked in Dallas, TX
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Does a Texas LLC need an attorney for a Burnet County JP appeal/bench trial?
Asked in Burnet, TXI own an LLC in Texas. The company won a JP/small claims case involving a residential gutter installation dispute, but the plaintiff appealed to the county court in Burnet County, Texas. The case is now set for a bench trial, and the plaintiff has hired an attorney. The work at issue was done before I became the current owner of the company. I need to know: Can a Texas LLC appear in county court through its owner, or must it be represented by a licensed Texas attorney? If the plaintiff appeals from the JP court, is the county court trial a de novo trial? What are the most urgent first steps before the bench trial? Should we consider filing a counterclaim for unpaid invoice, breach of contract, attorney’s fees, or another claim if the company has damages? Should we request a continuance if we need time to hire counsel or tender the claim to our insurance carrier? Does my status as the new owner help protect me personally if I was not the owner when the work was performed? The claim amount is approximately $15,000, so I am trying to keep legal costs under control while still protecting the LLC.
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As a travel agency, customer is suing us for the refund of tickets when he was refused boarding for not having visas. How do we defend this?
Asked in Austin, TXClaiming 6k refund.
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How do I go about filing a suit for my case? I wouldn't even know how to label it? I was sexually assaulted
Asked in Corpus Christi, TXI was sexually assaulted and drugged
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My PI attorneys won't release my uncontested portion of the settlement funds, unless I waive my right to contest fees
Asked in Elmendorf, TXIt's been about 4 months since my case settled, and my attorneys won't release my portion of the funds, contingent that I sign a full release of the distribution. How can I get them to release the funds without waiving my rights to contest any fees? Is this normal?
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