When we hit the road in Dallas, we have to be prepared for things to get a little hairy (“Big D” was named the 9th most dangerous city for drivers in a 2016 study). Of course we must pay careful attention to our own vehicles as well, lest some feature we take for granted decides […]
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Grossman Law Offices Accepting Opioid Lawsuits It’s hardly news that the United States is in the grip of an opioid crises. In fact, since 2000, more people have died of opioid overdoses than were murdered with firearms. The highly addictive nature of opioids has led many people to have their lives turned upside-down, through lost […]
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Ah, Corpus Christi. The brackish water and scorching sands of this Gulf city are often a spot for frolic and tourism around Spring Break. All you need is a tequila-heavy margarita, 2 pints of sunscreen, and a hideously airbrushed tank-top commemorating your visit to “CCTX,” and you can snatch all that up while heading out […]
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November 7, 2016 marked an anniversary, which the Texas Department of Transportation marked by issuing a release to commemorate a grim Texas milestone: “At least one person has died each and every day on Texas roads since November 7, 2000.” Sixteen Years?! Just How Many Fatalities Have There Been? Over the last sixteen years–that’s 5,845 […]
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As of late September another recall has joined the list of recalled Blue Bell products, but this one appears to be related to their partner supplier Aspen Hills, Inc., who made the tainted cookie dough included in the newly recalled products. What does this mean for people who may have been exposed to potentially tainted […]
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Recent research indicates that an estimated 40 million people make use of dating websites in their search for a partner. OKCupid, Tinder, Bumble, and Plenty of Fish are some of the better-known dating sites (though of course we shouldn’t rule out niche sites like Farmers Only and VeggieDate). Through it all, though, one of the […]
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Most motorists have cruised past some kind of abandoned flotsam on the shoulder of the highway. In my own travels I’ve seen old mattresses, lost tires, suitcases with spilled clothes, and most unusually, a destroyed photocopier. It’s kind of sad to see what people left behind, whether they knew it or not at the time, […]
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