Fair Park Rave Takes Second Victim

Last weekend, the Electric Daisy Carnival at Fair Park, a rave attended by several thousand young North Texans, made headlines when a teen from Argyle, Texas, died unexpectedly. Now, the Electric Carnival in under increased pressure after the Dallas Police have reported a second man, 22-year-old Kyle Haigis, died after he ran onto the highway and was hit by an 18-wheeler. Initial reports indicate that Haigis died as a result of a hostile reaction to an illegal drug, ecstasy. Some now believe that the host of the rave, Insomniac Events, might have liability stemming from their role as the organizer of the event.

Want to know more about event liability? Are you worried about the effects of drugs on your children? Illegal drug use – and abuse – is an important issue for many interested parties. Find out everything you need to know by contacting the experts at Fears | Nachawati. Call 1.866.705.7584 or send an email to info@fnlawfirm.com.

Train Accident Victim on Road to Recovery

A month ago, Paul Young, a railroad worker, was the victim of a horrendous accident at a Fort Worth rail yard. As a result, Young lost both legs and an arm and was required to undergo an astonishing ten surgeries. Today, Young is on the road to recovery at JPS Hospital thanks to faithful, highly skilled medical care.

Occupational injuries can be physically, emotionally and financially catastrophic. If you’ve been in an accident at your workplace, you need support to recover. Find the strength you need by contacting the personal injury experts at Fears | Nachawati. We can negotiate with your employer to secure the recovery dollars you need to return to normal. Call at 1.866.705.7584 or send an email to info@fnlawfirm.com. Let us help you!

Fraudulent Orthodontists Raise Important Questions About Quality

Investigators recently discovered that Smiley Dental Clinics, which collected nearly $2 million in Medicaid orthodontics (MO) fees in 2010, may have been providing braces to children under age 12 in violation of state law. Smiley Dental isn’t the only firm suspected of this practice. Just last year thirty-four Texas dental clinics collected more than $1 million from Texas coffers by putting braces on children under the age of 12. All told, in 2010 19,000 under-age children, 24 percent of the Medicaid dental population, received braces. The cost to the state was more than $100 million.

These fraudulent practices raise questions not only about dental clinics’ adherence to state law, but also about the quality of care they give to their child customers. If you’re children have braces thanks to Medicaid and you think that your dental provider might have short-changed you on service or quality, talk to the personal injury experts at Fears | Nachawati. We understand this important issue and can give you the help you need! For a free consultation, call 1.866.705.7584 or send an email to info@fnlawfirm.com.

E. Coli Outbreak Concerns Sweep the United States

Food consumers in Dallas are concerned by the news that several food poisoning patients in the United States have been linked to an E. coli outbreak in Europe. All four have been hospitalized with serious complications relating to their illness; three have experience kidney failure, the infamously common result of E. coli. More deeply concerning, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia, is investigating additional cases and more than 1,800 Germans have become ill in recent months.

The professionals at Fears | Nachawati understand the challenges of food poisoning and, specifically, the dangers of E. coli. If you or a loved one fall ill to food-related or food-borne illness, you should speak with us. With years of experience and legal expertise, we’re prepared to help! Call 1.866.705.7584 or send an email to info@fnlawfirm.com.

Craigslist Moving Contractors Send Clear Message: Read Your Contract!

A couple in Rockwall, Amy Van Vleck and her husband, needed to move out of their old home and into their new one immediately. To help make the move, they hired a moving company, Metro Movers, they found on Craigslist. However, as the Vlecks learned the hard way, they had actually hired scam artists who promised one thing – two loaders, a driver and a truck for $34.95 an hour – but delivered something else entirely. While the Vlecks weren’t paying attention (but before they signed the contract), the men from Metro Movers changed the terms of the agreement, dropping in a $3,700 charge for the plastic wrapping used to protect the Vlecks’ property. The Vlecks signed and, as a result, were bound by the terms of the deal, including the $3,700 charge.

Could the Vlecks have voided the contract on the basis that they were fraudulent induced to sign? Perhaps. Practically, however, they probably wouldn’t have gotten a verdict for several months and in the meanwhile would have been living without their possessions.

So, what’s the solution? Before you sign a contract, read the agreement from the first page to the last. If you have questions, don’t be afraid to ask them. If you need help understanding the agreement, talk to the experts at Fears | Nachawati. Both tort and contract injuries can emerge out of broken agreements. To avoid them, call us at 1.866.705.7584 or send an email to info@fnlawfirm.com. We can help!

Shortage among Claims Adjusters Leads to Suspicious Insurance Reports

In the last month, disasters across the United States are putting a strain on insurance claims adjusters. The Tuscaloosa tornado, the Joplin disaster and, now, major hail damage across North Texas represent considerably more insurance claims than insurers and their claims adjusters are prepared to assess. For instance, North Texans with State Farm filed more than 9,000 auto claims in May, significantly more than in normal years.

Some injured home and car owners feel that the spike in demand is causing the quality of adjustments to suffer. The feeling is reasonable. Poorly trained and inexperienced claims adjusters are being pushed to the front lines. The results can be costly – for you! Make sure that you get the insurance settlement you deserve by calling the experts at Fears | Nachawati. Call 1.866.705.7584 or send an email to info@fnlawfirm.com. We can help!

Fire Destroys Dallas Club

Last weekend Murphys 2 Club on Greenville Avenue, party central for as many as 150 Dallasites, quickly became a four-alarm fire as high winds fanned an accidental fire. According to reports, a downed power line fell on an adjacent club, causing the initial fire. Ultimately, 80 firefighters rushed to the scene. Although no one was killed, one firefighter was taken to Baylor University Medical Center for treatment.

In Dallas, fires cause major damage to homes, businesses and, most importantly, people. If you suffer fire-related damage, injury or loss, you need to speak to the personal injury attorneys who understand the laws governing fire damage and fire insurance. The experts at Fears | Nachawati can you the advice and direction that you’ve been looking for. For a free consultation, just call 1.866.705.7584 or send an email to info@fnlawfirm.com.