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HOUSTON - 43 year old mother of three suffered severe burns at a northeast Houston apartment complex seeks more than $1 million against the facility. The mother, a four year tenant says she had no time to evade the bursting flame, which the Houston Fire Department says engulfed her kitchen in minutes. The mother says she contacted maintenance several times this year after noticing sparks in the eye of her stove, but says she was forced to keep cooking for her children. On May

Truck accidents here in Houston don't leave you with time to figure things out slowly. Injuries, insurance adjuster calls, and evidence all demand immediate attention, and the trucking company's legal team is already moving the moment the crash occurs. This comprehensive guide walks you through every critical step from the scene of the crash to the courtroom, so that nothing important gets missed and every right you have under Texas law is fully protected. At Sneed & Mitchell

Ozempic wasn't just prescribed to millions of Americans for type 2 diabetes and weight loss. It was marketed aggressively while its manufacturer knew about serious gastrointestinal complications including gastroparesis, ileus, and bowel obstruction, or vision loss and failed to adequately warn the patients and physicians relying on it. At Sneed & Mitchell LLP, we won't allow pharmaceutical companies to profit at the expense of Texas patients while concealing the risks their p