Maritime law (also known as admiralty law) is a special area of law that governs accidents and disputes that occur on navigable waters. In Texas, these laws often apply to offshore oil workers, longshoremen, seamen, and recreational boaters who are injured on the Gulf Coast, as well as on inland waterways. Unlike typical state personal […]
Read moreMoody Gardens is one of the most popular family destinations in Galveston, drawing visitors from across Texas and beyond. With its iconic pyramids, aquarium exhibits, rainforest adventures, and water attractions, the theme park offers something for everyone. However, as with any large attraction, accidents can occur. If you are injured at Moody Gardens, understanding your […]
Read moreAfter a car accident in Texas, one of the most important documents you can request is the official accident report. Insurance companies, attorneys, and courts rely on this report to understand how the crash happened. In Friendswood and throughout Texas, accident reports are usually filed by the police agency that responded to the scene. Knowing […]
Read moreThe terms DUI, DWI, and DWAI are often used interchangeably, but Texas law treats them differently. DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) is the primary offense and applies to anyone who is legally “intoxicated” (0.08+ BAC or loss of normal faculties due to alcohol/drugs). DUI (Driving Under the Influence) applies only to minors (under 21) with any […]
Read moreA trip to Bayou Wildlife Zoo should be a fun and memorable experience. But encounters with large animals and hands-on exhibits can introduce safety risks. If you or your child were injured at Bayou Wildlife Zoo, you may be wondering who is responsible and what steps to take next. Here is what you need to […]
Read moreAs the world’s largest cruise ship, Icon of the Seas has been making waves in the news. Recently launched, it represents the next generation of maritime engineering and luxury travel, combining modern technology with unmatched entertainment options. The vessel was built for family fun and adventure, offering multiple pools and an eco-friendly system that caters […]
Read moreYou can have alcohol on a boat in Texas, and passengers may drink. It becomes illegal the moment the operator is intoxicated. In Texas, “intoxicated” means having a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more or not having normal use of your mental or physical faculties because of alcohol or drugs. In short, you can […]
Read moreCruise ship passengers can encounter many dangerous situations as they travel, from civil unrest to rough seas. These risks can mean abduction, injury, or even death during cruises or port calls. The term “maelstrom” might conjure images of storms or massive waves. However, this term refers to a specific sea condition that is almost always […]
Read moreMost people see going on a cruise as the perfect opportunity to kick back, relax, and enjoy some time away from it all; however, while cruise ships do have safety protocols, it’s not uncommon for passengers to suffer injuries while onboard. You’re also in close quarters with thousands of people, and disease outbreaks aren’t unheard […]
Read moreWith more than 600,000 registered boats, Texas has one of the most active boating communities in the country. But do you need a boating license in Texas before taking a vessel onto the water? The answer depends on your age, the type of boat, and whether you have completed a state-approved boating safety course. Understanding […]
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