AALM Dallas Featured Attorney, Kay Van Wey
SMALL BUT MIGHTY, KAY VAN WEY “I am a small person (5’0”) but it never occurred to me that I was too small, too female, too average or anything else [...]
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10, 2019
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09, 2019
Hazing is Not Okay
With Labor Day already in our rearview mirror, it can only mean one thing - kids of all ages, have gone back to school. If you are like me, and [...]
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09, 2019
2019 Super Lawyers
Congratulations to founder, Kay Van Wey and partner Ellen Presby for their selection as 2019 Super Lawyers in their respective fields. Both have been selected for as Super Lawyers for [...]
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08, 2019
Best Lawyer 2020 Selection
Founder, Kay Van Wey was selected for the Best Lawyer 2020 - Medical Malpractice (Plaintiff) and Personal Injury (Plaintiff) awards. And Van Wey, Presby, Williams was also recognized.
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12, 2018
Hospitalized for the Holidays
No one wants to be in the hospital during the holidays. That being said, the rise in injuries from holiday activities makes it likely that you or a loved one [...]
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11, 2018
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10, 2018
Finding the Right Doctor: A Step-by-Step Guide
Little is more stressful than finding out that you or a loved one require surgery. Likely the doctor who diagnosed your need for a surgeon will refer you to that specialist. [...]
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09, 2018
“Dr Death” Podcast Tells Story of Deadly Dallas Neurosurgeon
A new podcast from Wondery Media, Dr. Death, puts a spotlight on the deadly Dallas Neurosurgeon, Christopher Duntsch. As one of the lawyers involved in these cases against Dr. [...]
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08, 2018
The Rising Epidemic of Opioid Use Among Truck Drivers
The opioid epidemic taking over the United States has also affected the trucking industry. Concerns about truck driver impairment aren’t new – drug use has been high among truck drivers for quite [...]
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07, 2018
Pedestrian Fatalities and Serious Injuries Rising
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 [...]