Every single day since November 7th, 2000, at least one person has died on Texas roadways. That’s a total of 5,478 consecutive days of at least one fatality. It’s a grim statistic, and one that TxDOT wishes to change. In…
Almost every day, you read a new story of how hard working Americans are paying outrageous hospital bills. ABC Action News reports out of Tampa, Florida of patients coming forward with their own hospital bill nightmares. From the article: In Florida, you’re…
Make sure to catch our hospital lien commercial airing on CBS-KGBT and KNVO! Attention car crash victims! Have you or a loved one been injured in a car crash and were later treated in an emergency room? Call 631-5436 now!…
The following is a feature of J. Michael Moore in the August 2015 issue of the RGV Law Book: James Michael Moore, principal attorney and owner of the Moore Law Firm, begins his day early. Often, you’ll catch him writing…
Severe thunderstorms with high wind and damaging hail are some of the most common and costly weather hazards we face. In fact, research from the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS) indicates that more than 75 percent of…
Mission, Texas just can’t seem to catch a break. For the 2nd time this year, Mission, just west of McAllen, Texas, was hit with another hail storm. Local authorities reported hail throughout much of the city of Mission, ranging from…
The back-to-school season is upon us! During these final weeks of summer vacation, kids and teens are enjoying their last carefree romps through the neighborhood or desperately trying to level-up up on their favorite video game. Meanwhile, parents are busy…
Like snow and sleet, hail is categorized as a form of frozen precipitation. Lumps or balls of irregular shaped ice called “hailstones” are formed within strong to severe thunderstorms. According to the NOAA, a national agency that focuses on the…
Imagine This Scenario: You just left work after a hard day, anxious to return home to your loved ones. You use the same familiar route as always, carefully maneuvering through traffic to get home for a peaceful dinner. Suddenly and…
The first sign of Spring, for most of us who live in South Texas anyway, doesn’t come from the warming of the air or the smell of crisp, fresh rain in the morning. It’s in the color green; not on…
