On behalf of Clark, Love & Hutson | Jun 11, 2020 | Blog
What you must show in a trial to prove your case is the burden of proof. It lies on the prosecution or the plaintiff. According to Cornell Law School, the burden of proof is different for tort law and criminal law cases. In a criminal case, the prosecution must prove...
On behalf of Clark, Love & Hutson | Jun 10, 2020 | Blog
Many torts deal with bodily harm and injury, and harm caused by a toxic fume is no exception. Learning the significance of these torts can help you determine what to do if you were unknowingly or knowingly exposed to harmful substances. What it is Whether you are...
On behalf of Clark, Love & Hutson | Jun 10, 2020 | Dangerous Drug Litigation
Medications can work wonders with their ability to treat seemingly insurmountable conditions in the human body. Many people in Houston often forget, however, that they do this by prompting unnatural reactions in a person’s system. Often that reaction is to...
On behalf of Clark, Love & Hutson | Jun 9, 2020 | Blog
During a toxic tort, you must prove that your illness is a direct result of exposure to a toxic substance or medication. Also, some courts require that you also prove that your exposure to the drug or toxic substance doubled the risk of your falling ill. This...
On behalf of Clark, Love & Hutson | Jun 3, 2020 | Dangerous Drug Litigation
When you begin taking a prescription drug at the recommendation of your health care provider in Texas, it is in good faith that you trust the outcome to provide relief and support. However, defective drugs are out there and pose a significant threat to your health if...
