Month: February 2014

Traumatic Texas car accident leaves 5 teens hospitalized

On behalf of Ted B Lyon & Associates posted in Car Accidents on Saturday, February 22, 2014.

Being a teenager is the time where many things begin to come together and one begins to learn the responsibilities of being an adult. Things happen that allow life lessons to mold and shape a young person into their adulthood. A lesson about the responsibilities of operating a ve...

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Teenager dead, another injured after Texas car crash

On behalf of Ted B Lyon & Associates posted in Car Accidents on Monday, February 17, 2014.

Icy road conditions are relatively uncommon here in Texas, so driving during winter weather can be especially treacherous. Even those who exercise extreme care can still find themselves in an accident. Sadly, icy roads appear to be a factor in a horrific car crash that killed a ...

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Death of Texas teenager may lead to a wrongful death claim

On behalf of Ted B Lyon & Associates posted in Wrongful Death on Tuesday, February 11, 2014.

Losing a loved one in an automobile accident is a traumatic experience. The loss can become exponentially more difficult to deal with when the death was caused by the negligent conduct of another driver. A Texas mother has recently been put in this unbearable predicament after he...

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Texas students should be aware of possible emotional trauma

On behalf of Ted B Lyon & Associates posted in Burn Injuries on Thursday, February 6, 2014.

Cell phones are widely popular and used daily by a large percentage of the nation. Everyone from middle school students to elderly adults in Texas are getting cell phones to keep in contact with loved ones and friends. But what happens when a cell phone causes severe pain and emo...

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