When Are Amusement Parks Liable for Injuries?
A day meant for laughter can end in an ambulance when a ride malfunctions or a hazard is ignored. As Fort Worth amusement park injury lawyer Paul Previte and our legal team know too well, these incidents leave families reeling—physically, emotionally, and financially. This page explains when Texas theme parks must pay for visitor injuries, […]
Can You Sue a Company if a Coworker Hits You in Texas?
Being struck by a coworker can leave you physically hurt, emotionally shaken, and wondering who is legally responsible. Yes, you can sometimes sue your employer when a coworker injures you, but whether you may do so depends on Texas workers’‑compensation rules, the coworker’s role, and the employer’s own conduct. The following guide explains how the […]
Can You Sue a Restaurant for Food Poisoning in Texas?
Every food poisoning case disrupts a life, and our Fort Worth food poisoning attorney Paul Previte is ready to make things right. We know a sudden illness can bring ER bills, missed paychecks, and unshakeable worry, and we treat those burdens as our own. From common salmonella infections to rare chemical contamination claims, Texas personal […]
What Happens If My Dog Bites Someone On My Property in Texas?
A dog bite on private property can spark fear, confusion, and legal uncertainty. Fort Worth dog‑bite attorney Paul Previte has guided Texans through these situations for more than twenty‑five years. Drawing on service as a former prosecutor and municipal judge, I help clients understand their rights, protect their pets, and resolve claims as smoothly as […]
Are Electric Cars More Dangerous in an Accident?
Electric vehicles are no longer rare sights on Dallas–Fort Worth roads. They offer exciting technology, but they also raise new questions after a crash. I’m Fort Worth personal injury attorney Paul Previte, and my team and I have handled serious wrecks involving everything from compact sedans to heavy electric SUVs. We understand the confusion that […]
Can I Sue a City for Bad Roads?
Yes. You can sue a city if bad roads caused your injuries or property damage. Cities have a legal duty to maintain safe streets. When they fail to fix hazards like potholes or crumbling pavement, they may be held liable. To succeed, you must show the city knew, or should have known, about the dangerous […]
How Can Social Media Impact Your Personal Injury Claim?
Social media can seriously affect your personal injury claim. Insurance companies often review posts, photos, and status updates to find inconsistencies in your story. Even a simple check-in or casual comment may weaken your case. At the Law Offices of Paul Previte in Fort Worth, we guide you on safe social media practices. Our goal […]
Minimum Age to Sit in the Front Seat
In Texas, children may legally sit in the front seat once they are 8 years old, but for safety reasons, it is strongly recommended that children under the age of 13 ride in the back seat. While Texas law permits front-seat riding at age 8 (if height and seat belt guidelines are met), national safety […]
Is Texas a No-Fault State?
No, Texas is not a no-fault state. Instead, it follows a traditional “at-fault” insurance system, meaning the driver who causes an accident is financially responsible for the resulting damages and injuries. This has major implications for how car accident claims are handled, how insurance coverage works, and what steps you should take if you’re injured […]
What to Do if Sued for a Car Accident in Texas
If you’re sued for a car accident in Texas, act fast—review the lawsuit, notify your insurance company, gather evidence, and consider hiring a car accident attorney to protect yourself legally and financially. Lawsuits stemming from car accidents can be overwhelming, especially if you’ve never been through the process before. Texas law places liability on the […]
