Today, “Rideshare” companies like Uber and Lyft have become a primary mode of transportation for busy Americans.[1] With people relying on the convenience of Rideshare transportation more than ever before, the industry is estimated to be valued at almost $186 billion by 2026.[2] However, the convenience of this type of modern transportation comes with a host of problems.
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Guerra Fiesta Party 2023
It’s the third year in a row that we are fortunate enough to gather with our friends in the community and celebrate Fiesta by watching the 2023 Texas Cavaliers River Parade.
The Economic Loss Rule
Picture this: You just purchased a brand-new toaster oven. It did not come with a warranty, but you have heard great things about this brand and know several people who own the same model, so you trust it will work just fine. The toaster oven works great for a while, but one day, it explodes. The toaster did not hurt anyone or damage anything else, but you spent a lot of money on it! However, you probably cannot sue the manufacturer. Why?
Watts Guerra Fiesta Night Parade 2022
It’s the second year in a row that we are fortunate enough to gather with our friends in the community and celebrate Fiesta by watching the Texas Cavaliers River Parade.
The Interplay Between Mass Tort and Class Action Litigation at Settlement
Mass torts and class actions have many similarities, so it can be easy to get the two confused. The main difference between mass torts and class actions is how individuals are joined in the two types of litigation. In mass torts, legal counsel sign-up individuals who have been injured or have sustained damages from the same event or occurrence. In comparison, class actions have a class representative that legal counsel represents on behalf of a class of people injured from the same event or occurrence.
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