Jeffrey H. Rasansky Law Blog

Finding a good medical malpractice lawyer to defend your case is vital. There are a few traits you should look for when hiring a lawyer to defend your case. Be aware of these cues so you can win successfully. The Dallas based Rasansky Law Firm handles these kinds of cases and would be happy to evaluate your case free of charge. Contact us at (877) 331-4156 or visit jrlawfirm.com.... Read More

The statistics for medication injuries (as brought on by preventable prescription errors) were far more staggering; one and a half million people in the year 2006 were injured, according to the National Academy of Sciences. ... Read More

Medical negligence or malpractice cases are complicated. They require excellent technical skills in the field of medicine for malpractice law firms to be able to win a case for their clients. In order to win a case, the lawyer must prove four things in court:¿ The doctor owed a duty towards the patient ¿ The doctor breached this duty ¿ The breach caused Injury to the patient ¿ There were damages due to the injury... Read More

It is important daycare centers receive good inspection reports. Many parents depend on these reports when making the decision to enroll their child into a daycare. With the recent news headlines on daycare abuse, parents are more inclined into scrutinizing these reports. ... Read More

The demand for a good Dallas daycare abuse lawyer is on the rise. Daycare abuse cases have become common, not just within the state but around the country too. In Texas, a recent case involved a childcare facility in Hutton called Hippo Academy, which was shut down after allegations of abuse. Some of these allegations included infants being allowed to eat off the floor and covering children’s faces with towels or rags. The best way to ensure your children aren’t subject to this... Read More

More than 800,000 people suffer from cerebral palsy in the United States alone.  Cerebral palsy is a motor and nerve condition that can result in a number of physical and mental disabilities.  When diagnosed with or faced with caring for somebody with cerebral palsy, it is normal to have questions about this horrible affliction.  Questions like: What causes this condition? Does cerebral palsy have different causes? Can it be caused at different times?... Read More

The primary reasons why most travelers would opt to ride the rail cross country rather than take a plane, car or bus are safety and comfort. A train ride is supposed to be a safe and enjoyable way to travel. However, as secure as trains may seem, train accidents do happen. A train accident is a ghastly occurrence that usually results in brutal endings. The atrocious outcome of a train crash is the very reason the term "train wreck" has become a colloquialism for disaster.... Read More

What is Athetoid? Athetoid is a type of Cerebral Palsy that causes muscles to move uncontrollably. According to CerebralPalsySource.com, Athetoid Cerebral Palsy is recognizable by loose movements that affect the whole body such as scratching a nose or holding a small object. It is because of this erratic and uncontrollable movement that Athetoid can also be referred to as dyskenetic cerebral palsy. People with Athedoid CP can have difficulty doing everyday tasks like using s... Read More

Many of us have experienced running behind schedule, leaving the house in a hurry to meet somebody and experiencing extreme frustration when you find yourself stuck in a road construction zone. Many of our natural inclinations are to ignore the posted signs that are standing between you and your destination. However, it is important to reconsider these inclinations despite how tremendously aggravating it is to be slowed down. Construction zones exist for many important safety reasons. Man... Read More

A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed in Texas on behalf of a family that lost a loved one in a drunken driving accident involving an off-duty police officer.   The lawsuit was has been filed in Tarrant County, and is filed against the establishment that continued to over serve the officer, even though he showed obvious signs of inebriation.... Read More