Pedestrian injuries and fatalities are nothing new. Unfortunately, there have long been cases of people being hurt or killed by inattentive drivers. But drivers today are more distracted than ever [...]
Summertime is here and, with it, fun days spent at the pool or out on the lake. For many people, the season means long days of boating and jet skiing [...]
More than 5,600 outpatient surgery centers operate in the U.S. today. While many of the patients who undergo operations at these centers return home and recover safely, an alarming number suffer [...]
The birth of a child is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. After you've spent nine months of anticipation and sleepless nights wondering who your child will be and whether you’ll be a [...]
When people think of workplace accidents, they picture falls and other manual labor incidents. However, electrocution and electric shocks are among the most devastating events that happen on the job, [...]
The birth of a child is one of the most joyous moments in a parent’s life. But for some families, that time of celebration becomes one of grief, anger, and [...]
Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) are catastrophic. There’s no other way to say it. These traumas often lead to death, partial or complete paralysis, and a range of other lifelong physical [...]
Nerve damage is one of the most devastating injuries you can sustain, though its impact isn’t always apparent right away. People often suffer minor nerve injuries that cause them pain [...]
Propofol is a common drug used by anesthesiologists. But it found grim notoriety in the days and weeks after Michael Jackson’s untimely death in 2009. Reports indicated that the pop [...]
The workplace is where we earn our livings, hone our skills, and forge lifelong friendships with our colleagues. Unfortunately, it’s also where many people are injured and killed each year. [...]
Kay Van Wey is a Board Certified Personal Injury Lawyer who has been named by her peers as Texas Super Lawyer (14 consecutive years) and a D Magazine 'D-Best' Lawyer.
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