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AI deepfakes can affect elections, reputations, and personal privacy. Texas and federal laws now address deceptive content, intimate images, and online platforms.
Some hemp-derived products that were once widely sold in Texas can now expose consumers to serious criminal charges. Here’s what has changed, what remains legal, and what the new restrictions mean.
Virtual care can be convenient and effective, but some symptoms require testing or an in-person exam. Texas patients harmed by a missed or delayed diagnosis may have grounds for a medical malpractice claim.
AI chatbot conversations may become relevant evidence in lawsuits or criminal investigations, and they may not have the same protections as attorney-client communications. Here’s what to know before discussing a legal matter with an AI assistant.
Recent police encounters with autonomous vehicles highlight the legal and safety questions that arise when no one is behind the wheel. Learn what these incidents could mean for accident investigations and liability in Texas.
Severe weather can leave Texas homeowners with difficult insurance questions. Learn what homeowners insurance typically covers, when flood insurance applies, and what to do if your storm damage claim is delayed, denied, or underpaid.
Recent Waymo recalls involving flooded roads and closed construction zones highlight the challenges self-driving cars can face in unpredictable conditions and why vehicle technology may matter after a crash.
Hurricane season can bring flooding, wind damage, and costly insurance claims across Texas. Learn how to prepare before a storm, protect your property, understand your insurance coverage, and navigate the recovery process after a hurricane.
Texas is investigating several trucking schools over allegations involving driver qualifications and training standards. What does the investigation reveal about truck driver safety, commercial licensing requirements, and the risks facing Texas drivers?
A recent 60 Minutes investigation highlighted how “chameleon carriers” avoid trucking safety oversight by restarting under new identities. Learn why these companies create risks for Texas drivers and can complicate truck accident claims.
What you share online after an accident or injury can influence how your case is evaluated. Here’s how social media is used in Texas lawsuits and where mistakes can happen.
Federal trucking safety enforcement dropped significantly in 2025, raising concerns about oversight and risk. For drivers in Texas, fewer inspections could mean more dangerous conditions on already busy roadways.
