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AZA Welcomes Houston Complex Commercial Litigation Lawyer Tim Shelby Prior to joining AZA, Mr. Shelby practiced for eight years in the litigation department at Baker Botts in Houston. "We are thrilled to have Tim join our team of trial lawyers. He has the superb abilities and aggressive litigation skills we deliver for |
Houston Car Accident Attorney to Lawmakers: Slow Down on Raising the Speed Limit
Raising the speed limit to 85 mph on Texas highways would undoubtedly lead to a spike in serious and deadly car crashes, Houston car accident lawyer Brad T. Wyly said today. Texas lawmakers, however, have been moving swiftly in recent weeks to enact a
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AZA Welcomes Houston Complex Commercial Litigation Lawyer Tim Shelby Prior to joining AZA, Mr. Shelby practiced for eight years in the litigation department at Baker Botts in Houston. "We are thrilled to have Tim join our team of trial lawyers. He has the superb abilities and aggressive litigation skills we deliver for |
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Feds Looking into Fatal Houston Roller Coaster Accident "Somebody's got to do something or the ride must be shut down," the prominent Houston accident lawyer told ABC. "I said we'll meet with you at any time and any place." The CPSC issues safety advisories to state officials responsible for ride |
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Fatal Texas Car Crash Leads to Tire Recall
Goodyear said in a letter to federal safety regulators that it first saw an increase in warranty and property damage claims during a review in May 2010.
“So we have literally 15 months of time between when the problem was first identified and when these young people lost their lives,” said Attorney Rob Ammons, who is representing the Smith family. “You have to wonder, if something had been done sooner, could these young people be alive today."
"Why did it take children dying before you chose to ignore the problem," said Dina Smith, Matthew's mother.
"Hadn't the tire industry learned anything? They know the measures to protect the public with those tires, why don't they?" she said.
According to a February 22 letter to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Goodyear said "a small number of tires within this population may experience a partial tread area separation under certain severe usage conditions."
"Use of these tires in severe conditions could result in partial tread separation which could lead to vehicle damage or a motor vehicle crash."
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