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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides that elderly people are more likely than middle-aged adults to experience car accident-related injuries and fatalities. Indeed, every day approximately 700 elderly people involved in car accidents suffer injuries, while approximately 20 ...

It is critical to seek medical attention after a car accident, even if you do not believe you have any serious injuries. While many car accident injuries are obvious, such as broken bones, some car accident injuries may not exhibit symptoms right away. Therefore, a medical professional should...

A conviction for assault in Texas can mean much more than a fine and a slap on the wrist. Professionals risk the possibility of losing their occupational license and their prospects for future employment opportunities. Many professionals who are facing these types of charges wonder about the ...

In Texas and many other states, a criminal conviction does not necessarily mean a permanent criminal record. While a conviction will remain on a criminal record indefinitely, there are some situations in which the record of the conviction may be expunged or sealed. In Texas, final convictions...

One of the most significant deterrents when considering hiring an attorney is the belief that the legal services are unaffordable. If you were injured in an accident that was not your fault, such as a motor vehicle accident, you may face astronomical medical and property expenses. Contingency...

  How DUI/DWI Affects A Professional License In addition to being aware of possible criminal penalties, knowing how DUI/DWI affects a professional license is important to people who drive for a living. The consequences can have far-reaching impacts beyond the other types of penalties a driver...

Austin Criminal Defense Attorneys Defend Eight Officers Relating to Protests and Use of Force On February 17, 2022 a Travis County grand jury, under the direction of District Attorney Jose Garza, indicted 19 Officers for Aggravated Assault by a Public Servant.  These charges are First Degree Felonies with a range of punishment of 5-99 years or life in prison and up to a $10,000 fine.  The officers are on paid administrative leave while their cases are pending. We represent eight APD officers who responded to the protests to protect the citizens of Austin, the city itself, peaceful protestors and officers from violent and dangerous conduct. Their indictments relate to the use of department-issued beanbag shotguns to impact persons committing violent acts like throwing rocks or other items. 

Cutting Costs, Staying Connected and a Time for Spring Cleaning are topics to consider during this difficult and unprecedented time.  Please know that we are here for you, for whatever you need.  Please don't hesitate to call us and we can make an appointment and connect via phone or zoom.  ...