Law Office of Alan Tysinger

How will COVID-19 affect my personal injury case?

The COVID-19 public health crisis is not just a novel phenomenon for medical professionals to deal with. It is also having a clear impact on the administration of justice in this country. Unfortunately, that means that many injured parties are having to take a backseat to other more pressing concerns... Read more →

Oilfield Boom Brings Injury and Accident Increase

It has recently made headlines when politicians have announced the US as now essentially energy independent. With the fracking oil boom occurring across the country in various locations and specifically in the Permian basin in West Texas and the eagle Ford shell in South Texas, the state of Texas is... Read more →

Texas Supreme Court Considers Intentional Act Requirements in Work Related Fatal Accident

In case anybody had wondered how dangerous things have gotten in the oil fields of Texas, the Texas Supreme Court is now being asked to consider whether an exception carved out for intentional acts applies to the death of an employee in the oil field regarding a work related injury.... Read more →

Trucking Company Shuts Down Due to Insurance Cost Increase

A recent case illustrates that employers and trucking operators who cannot maintain consistent safety records are having a difficult time staying employed in Texas. This Hass to be directly due to the work of attorneys representing injured parties and keeping them accountable for their lack of safety. A recent news... Read more →

"Nuclear" verdicts in trucking accident cases

Safety in the trucking industry truly has not kept pace with the volume of commercial trucking activity now on the roadways. With NAFTA and the tremendous trade between the US and Mexico, and the oil boom in west Texas Permian basin and south Texas Eagle Ford shale regions, the number... Read more →

Trucking Accident Cases: False Logs and Excessive Hours

An accident recently reported illustrates how severe the problem of excessive driving hours for commercial truckers can get. The investigation following a fatality accident revealed that the truck driver had been on the road for 38 of the 48 hours previous to the accident. Not only is that a violation... Read more →

Trucking Accident Case Settlements

A recent article gave a good summary of the elements that go into settling a commercial vehicle trucking accident case. In south Texas, between the Eagle Ford shale region trucking operations and the traffic along I-35 and I-10 coming up from Mexico and going back down between Laredo and San... Read more →

Roundup of Legal News 6/26/18

Here is a roundup of recent court cases and legal decisions affecting litigation and injury law practice. Last Friday, the Texas Supreme Court denied a petition for review in the matter of CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS v. SAN ANTONIO FIREFIGHTERS' ASSOCIATION LOCAL 624; from Bexar County; 4th Court of... Read more →