Law Office of Alan Tysinger

Avoiding Fraud Charges Through Hiring a Workers' Compensation Attorney

First of all, fraud is fraud, and in no way am I condoning it. But when I saw the headline for this man in Seguin who was convicted of fraud in his workers' compensation claim, I couldn't help but wonder if he could have avoided the problem with good advice... Read more →

When you think of workers compensation fraud, think of employers premium fraud first

One of the first things that comes to mind with many people on the topic of injury law, including workers compensation, is fraud. Everyone has a suspicion that someone on workers compensation may be malingering a bit, or even engaged in outright fraud. Of course no one denies this does... 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 →

Supreme Court Ruling in Cell Location Data Case: Private Investigators, Surveillance, and Fraud in Injury Litigation

Today the Supreme Court issued a ruling in the case of Carpenter vs. United States, in which it decided that authorities generally need a warrant to obtain cell phone location data from service providers. It had been argued by prosecutors/governmental authorities that this information was a business record, kept and... Read more →