Month: July 2017
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Drowning isn’t the only hazard associated with swimming pools
Read more: Drowning isn’t the only hazard associated with swimming poolsWhether you have a pool in your backyard or just take a dip when you stay in hotels with pools, you should be aware of the many risks associated swimming pools. Too often, people think that the risks stop and start with drowning, but the…
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4 times to contact an attorney regarding your insurance claims
Read more: 4 times to contact an attorney regarding your insurance claimsAny situation involving an insurance policy and/or claim has the potential to be frustrating. Whether you are figuring out the coverage that you need or disputing a delayed payout, there is a lot on the line and the insurance agents aren’t necessarily looking out for…
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Study: Phones are distracting even when we aren’t using them
Read more: Study: Phones are distracting even when we aren’t using themEvery Texas driver should be aware of the dangers of driving while distracted by a phone. There are even laws prohibiting texting and driving, and the use of a cellphone is completely banned for certain drivers and in certain areas. Despite these laws and educational…
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3 common reasons tenants sue landlords
Read more: 3 common reasons tenants sue landlordsRenting a property should be a mutually beneficial agreement between two respectful parties. Often, though, one party acts in a way that complicates this. A violation of the terms of the lease or simply personal discord might motivate an escalating conflict. In some cases, these…
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Signs your landlord is breaking the law
Read more: Signs your landlord is breaking the lawLiving in an apartment or rented home should be a trouble-free experience. Landlords are a positive presence if they keep the place up and stay in contact about changes. But some may look for a way to charge more or keep money to which they…
