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Texas Winter Storm Damage Claims Will Be the Most Expensive in History, Expected to Top $20B

As communities across Texas begin to slowly recover from the crippling winter storm of 2021, insurance companies are bracing to shell out more than six times what they typically pay for Texas storm damage claims in an average year. That’s because insurance companies are anticipating storm damage claims and lawsuits from renters, homeowners, and commercial […]

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Texas School Bus Accidents and Laws

Should I worry about my child being in a school bus accident? Your child is probably what you treasure most in the world, and you would never do anything to put them in danger. We worry about every aspect of our children’s lives, but we can’t protect them from every possibility. Having them ride a […]

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COVID-19 and Injury Claims: What You Need to Know!

Our world is changing at an unparalleled rate, leaving many anxious and uncertain. You might not know what day of the week it is, or when you’ll embrace your loved ones next. Still, we will always uphold our promise to our valued clients: As long as accidents happen, we’ll be here to help. You may […]

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Weird Laws in Louisiana

Without laws, Louisiana wouldn’t be a safe or pleasant place to live. Residents and tourists would be free to do whatever they want without any recourse. Thankfully, state laws and city ordinances keep order. The vast majority of laws are not surprising. You can’t take items that don’t belong to you. You can’t hurt an […]

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Third-Party Insurance

If you get hurt in an accident of any kind, you can and should protect your rights and pursue compensation. This usually involves working with insurance companies, and there are two main paths you’ll need to take: Not everybody knows this, but sometimes after an injury or accident, you may need to submit both first- […]

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Episode #5: Probate and Estate Planning

For this episode of the Breaking Down The Law Podcast we’re joined by Roxanne Ghobrial, a Probate and Guardianship lawyer in Houston, Texas. She’s joined by Breaking Down The Law Podcast host, Ashley Rodriguez. During today’s episode we will be discussing the questions that often come up during Probate and Estate planning. Roxanne and Ashley […]

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Negotiating with 21st Century Insurance for an Adequate Claim Settlement

21st Century Insurance [1] provides auto insurance coverage for drivers in 48 states and Washington, D.C. If a driver who is covered by 21st Century caused your collision, you may need to file a claim with the company to seek compensation for your accident-related losses. After reviewing your claim, the 21st Century claims adjuster may […]

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Single Car Crash – Can I Still Make An Injury Claim?

Single Car Crash – Can I Still Make An Injury Claim? A car accident doesn’t have to involve two vehicles. Single-car crashes occur for many reasons, such as swerving to avoid a collision and running off the road. The driver isn’t always responsible for a single-car crash. In many cases, they may still have an […]

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How to Scare an Insurance Adjuster

Insurance adjusters play a critical role in the outcome of personal injury and property damage cases. While many insurance adjusters work hard to review all relevant details and arrive at a fair conclusion, others may use unethical tactics. You can help safeguard against these bad-faith tactics by eliciting a bit of fear in your insurance […]

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