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Construction Accident Lawyers Who Prepare Every Case for Trial

Construction Accident Lawyers Who Prepare Every Case for Trial

If you or someone you love was catastrophically injured or killed in a construction accident, you need a Texas construction accident lawyer who prepares every case for trial from day one. At Clark | von Plonski | Anderson, we go after the contractors, owners, and manufacturers who put profits ahead of safety, and we make their insurance companies answer for it.

Our $2.3 Million Jury Verdict in Texas Highlights Hospital Negligence and Patient Safety Failures

Our $2.3 Million Jury Verdict in Texas Highlights Hospital Negligence and Patient Safety Failures

CvPA’s recent $2.3 million jury verdict in Texas is a powerful reminder that hospital negligence and unsafe practices can lead to devastating, lifelong consequences. The case was tried by lead counsel, Jacob von Plonski, alongside Linda Jones and Connor Barbe, who presented the evidence demonstrating how preventable safety failures led to life-altering injuries.

When Bars Overserve: How Texas Dram Shop Law Still Holds Alcohol Providers Accountable

When Bars Overserve: How Texas Dram Shop Law Still Holds Alcohol Providers Accountable

A recent Texas case highlights an issue that comes up far too often in personal injury litigation: what happens when multiple establishments serve alcohol to a visibly intoxicated person, and that person later causes a serious crash. Despite recent defense arguments claiming otherwise, Texas Dram Shop liability is alive and well. The law still provides a path for a Texas dram shop lawyer to hold alcohol providers accountable when their conduct contributes to preventable tragedies caused by overserving alcohol.

$3.5 Million Workplace Injury Settlement: Forklift Accident Highlights Serious Safety Failures

$3.5 Million Workplace Injury Settlement: Forklift Accident Highlights Serious Safety Failures

A recent workplace injury case involving a piece of motorized-powered machinery resulted in a $3.5 million settlement, underscoring the severe consequences of unsafe working conditions and lack of employee training. This settlement reflects the serious liability companies face when safety is compromised. Workplace injuries involving heavy machinery are often preventable—and when negligence is involved, injured workers have the right to pursue compensation.