Resources

Answers, not advertising.

Plain-language explainers on the law behind an injury claim — organized by what happened.

What this library is

Resources is the firm's explainer library: 582 pages on how Louisiana, Texas, and federal law treat an injury claim. Each page answers one question — what a statute requires, how a deadline runs, what an insurer owes, what a term of art means — and cites the statute, regulation, or decision it relies on.

It is reference, not commentary. Time-bound writing — new legislation, verdicts, firm news — lives on the blog. Pages describing what the firm does and where it practices live under Louisiana and Texas.

The library is filed by what happened, not by state: pick the section that matches the incident, the injury, or the stage of the claim. Each page marks its own jurisdiction. Many rules are the same in both states; the ones that are not say so. Nothing here is legal advice — see the disclaimer.

  • 582 explainers
  • 27 sections
  • Louisiana, Texas & federal
  • Reviewed through September 14, 2026

Vehicle & Traffic

Crashes on the road — cars, trucks, bikes, and everyone on foot.

Work & Industry

Injuries on the job — a site, a plant, a rig, or a vessel.

Property, Premises & Products

Harm caused by an unsafe place, an unsafe animal, or an unsafe product.

Medical & Long-Term Care

Negligent treatment and neglect inside the facilities meant to help.

Injuries & Wrongful Death

The harm itself — how it is diagnosed, what it costs, and what a life is worth.

Claims & the Law

The machinery of a claim — insurers, statutes, fault, and what a case is worth.