Some Common Kinds of Swimming Pool Injuries

Summer may be ending (hopefully), but that does not mean the risk of swimming pool injury is ending. If anything, the risk may be even greater for people who swim in indoor pools. Swimming pool injuries can strike any person at any time, but young children are the most likely vi...

Reasonable Suspicion in Parker County DWIs

| Sep 20, 2019 |

In recent cases, such as 2016’s Utah v. Strieff, the United States Supreme Court has substantially diluted the reasonable suspicion rule. This dilution makes it easier for officers to pull over motorists on suspicion of DWI. However, the underlying rule, which is that officers...

Getting Around the Graves Amendment

Fully-loaded U-Haul trucks often weigh 25,000 pounds, or even more. Additionally, these operators often have little or no experience or training when it comes to operating such vehicles. The combination often causes serious crashes. According to the negligent entrustment rule, v...

Fall from Grace: The DWI Eye Test

| Sep 10, 2019 |

Until recently, the DWI eye test, which is also known as the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) test, was considered the most reliable of the three tests in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration three-test battery. Now, it is considered the least reliable one. Most peo...