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Understanding Comparative Negligence in Texas After a Car Accident
Posted By The Law Office of Daniel D. Horowitz, III PC 16-Jan-2020
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In car accident cases, determining who was at fault is key for settling a dispute. In Texas, both parties involved may be found responsible for the accident to some degree. This is a concept called comparative negligence. Our Houston car accident lawyer explains comparative negligence and how it could affect your car accident case. What […]
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What do I have to prove in a slip and fall case?
Posted By The Law Office of Daniel D. Horowitz, III PC 27-Dec-2019
Continue ReadingHow do I prove my injuries in a slip and fall case? Video transcript: Premises liability, you know, that can be very difficult because the law in Texas isn’t…a lot of people think if you fall on somebody’s property then the property owner is automatically responsible or liable for it. That’s not the case. In […]
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Fraternity Hazing Deaths Continue to Be on the Rise
Posted By The Law Office of Daniel D. Horowitz, III PC 20-Dec-2019
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This past semester, more than four young men have died from college fraternity hazing. Two of those deaths occurred in November 2019. Unfortunately, this is not uncommon. Since 2016, the number of fraternity hazing deaths have been on the rise. This is despite policy changes at many universities, anti-hazing laws and activism. Many believe that […]
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Port Neches Plant Explosion Causes Extensive Damage to City
Posted By The Law Office of Daniel D. Horowitz, III PC 02-Dec-2019
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On November 27, 2019, the Port Neches chemical plant off Highway 366 exploded multiple times. The plant, which manufactures highly flammable butadiene and raffinate, initially exploded around 1 a.m.. More explosions occurred later in the afternoon. Currently, the fire is contained. As a result of the Port Neches plant explosion, thousands of people underwent an […]
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Understanding 19 Years of Texas Road Deaths
Posted By The Law Office of Daniel D. Horowitz, III PC 30-Nov-2019
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Every day since November 8, 2000, someone has died in a Texas car accident. Since 2000, more than 67,000 people have died in crashes on Texas roads. This amounts to an average of 10 fatalities a day. In October 2019 alone, there were 249 fatalities. Sadly, an estimated 90 percent of those deaths were preventable. […]