Tyson Foods Inc. has issued a recall of approximately 36,420 pounds of chicken nuggets that may have been contaminated by rubber materials. The USDA has labeled this a CLASS I Recall, the highest level of recall for being a “health hazard situation where there is a reasonable probability that the use of the product will […]
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I’m sure you’ve seen us personal injury lawyers advertisements on TV, Facebook, or heard us on the radio. It sounds like we’re all saying the exact same thing: “If you’ve been involved in a car accident, call us!” If you take a minute to Google “McAllen Car Accident Lawyer” or “McAllen Injury Lawyer” you’ll find no shortage
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The Texas Department of Insurance has made several recommendations to the Texas legislature for the 2019 Texas legislative session. One such recommendation, in response to the massive amounts of flooding that occurred during 2017’s Hurricane Harvey, is a law that would require insurance carriers to “prominently disclose” if your property insurance does not include flood
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Thanks to a new federal law, all hospitals are required to post prices for their standard services. The new Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) law, which took effect January 1st, 2019, requires hospitals to make public a list of standard charges via the internet. So, as of today, every hospital in the country
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Being a victim of a DWI accident is one of the most harrowing experiences anyone can have and are inherently different from standard car accidents in many ways. What makes DWI accidents unique is that they are entirely avoidable and can often have more than just the drunk driver who’s to blame. According to the
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Whether you’re bar-hopping for quick drinks or looking to call it a night after one beer, you’re likely to run into a bar with a sign plastered on the wall that states “$10 Minimum For All Credit Card Transactions.” Suddenly, your $3 drink has turned into $10 plus tip if you’re out of cash. Now,
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Hidalgo County District Attorney, Ricardo Rodriguez, and Cameron County District Attorney, Luis Saenz, partnered together along with local law enforcement to hold a press conference regarding their plans of action to combat DWI accidents throughout the Rio Grande Valley. The Monitor’s Molly Smith covered the emotional press conference as peace officers from both sides addressed
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Texas Over-Serving Laws – DWI Crash Laws Alan Jackson once famously sang “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere” and for most people working long weeks, five o’clock really can’t come soon enough. Whether we’re going to our local hole-in-the-wall for some beers or downing shots at our favorite nightclub, most of us spend our weekends relaxing away
English poet John Donne once famously wrote that “no man is an island.” Although Donne was referring to a more philosophical point, the phrase also works if you take it a little more literally. Unless you live under a rock, chances are, you have had to leave your home to either shop for groceries, fill
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This Thanksgiving, most of our country was put on edge after a series of popular foods was recalled for making a multitude of consumers fall ill after being consumed. Within a three week span leading up to this year’s festivities, the FDA announced Duncan Hines cake mix was recalled due to a salmonella outbreak, the
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