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Why You Need a Lawyer After a Texas Commercial Vehicle Crash: The Complexities of Filing a Claim

  • October 21, 2024

Our Carlile Law Firm, LLP, personal injury lawyers in Marshall recently discussed liability in Texas commercial vehicle wrecks and who can be responsible for these often catastrophic crashes. This topic is essential to our Texas communities because our state is home to...

What is Community Property? Dividing Assets and Debts in a Texas Divorce

  • October 14, 2024

At the Carlile Law Firm, LLP, our Marshall family law attorneys fully understand that divorce is a life-changing experience that often comes with significant emotional and financial challenges. We also know the division of assets and debts is among the...

Understanding Product Liability Laws in Texas: What Consumers Need to Know

  • October 7, 2024

Like our fellow Texans, our Marshall personal injury attorneys at the Carlile Law Firm, LLP are consumers who expect their products to be safe, reliable, and defect-free. Unfortunately, defective products can cause serious injuries, illnesses, or even fatalities. In Texas, product...

Liability in Texas Commercial Vehicle Accidents: Who Can Be Held Responsible?

  • September 21, 2024

At the Carlile Law Firm, LLP, our Marshall personal injury attorneys know that commercial vehicle accidents in Texas involve many vehicles, including delivery trucks, 18-wheelers, buses, tow trucks, and construction vehicles. Due to their size, weight, and frequent operation in...

Why Texas Homeowner’s Insurance Claims for Hail, Wind, and Storm Damage Are Denied (and How Our Attorneys Can Help Appeal) 

  • September 14, 2024

At the Carlile Law Firm, LLP, our Harrison County attorneys know Texas homeowner’s insurance claims for hail, wind, and storm damage are often denied for several reasons, many of which stem from policy limitations, disputes over the cause of damage,...

What is the Difference Between an Uncontested and Contested Divorce in Texas?

  • September 7, 2024

Divorce is a significant life decision, and navigating the legal process can be overwhelming. In Texas, couples seeking a divorce must choose between two main paths: uncontested and contested divorce. Understanding the differences between these two types of divorce can...

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