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Archive for February 2024

Schuelke Law Comments on Judiciary Publication Regarding Civil Injury Lawsuit Trends in Texas

Experienced Austin personal injury attorney Brooks Schuelke reviewed the most recent civil case data from the Texas Judiciary to help Texans understand how the current trends may impact their personal injury claims.

The Office of Court Administration compiles the Annual Statistical Report, which encompasses the state fiscal year from September 1 to August 31 2023. This comprehensive report provides insights into the Texas court system’s structure and jurisdiction, offers in-depth analyses of case activity and emerging trends, and presents statistical data from appellate and trial courts. Experienced…

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Schuelke Law Prepares for New OSHA Injury Reporting Requirements in 2024

The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently announced updates to its injury reporting rules.

The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently announced updates to its injury reporting rules. Beginning in 2024, companies in certain high-risk industries will be required to file injury reports electronically.  Companies affected by this change are those with 100 or more employees in certain named “high-hazard” industries, such as construction. These companies must…

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Schuelke Law Addresses Challenges With September 2023 Trucking Law

On September 1, 2023 a new Texas law took effect. The law allows local police to enforce commercial vehicle safety standards in three Texas locations: Orange County, Waller County, and the City of Mesquite.

On September 1, 2023 a new Texas law took effect. The law allows local police to enforce commercial vehicle safety standards in three Texas locations: Orange County, Waller County, and the City of Mesquite.  Before the change, the Texas Department of Public Safety was the only agency responsible for enforcing state and federal regulations regarding…

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