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Claims Arising out of Invasion of Privacy - author: From Clinton & McKain - A "tort" may generally be defined as an act deemed wrongful enough that one who suffers injury from it may bring a lawsuit to recover damages. Many torts have their origin in "common law," which is the body of legal, historical principles and results from actual court cases, often historically developed in England and adopted by U.S. states. Although many torts have been recognized for centuries under common law, some are of more recent vintage, created by statutes or by extension click here for full text.

Loss of Parental Consortium in Personal Injury Cases - author: From Clinton & McKain - In the words of the Texas Supreme Court, "The loss of a parent's love, care, companionship and guidance can severely impact a child's development and have a major influence on a child's welfare and personality throughout life." For this reason, some states have recognized a child's right to recover for loss of parental consortium in personal injury actions. "Consortium" typically encompasses love, companionship, affection, society, solace and comfort. click here for full text.

Some States Allow Loss of Consortium Damages for Injured Children - author: From Clinton & McKain - Although "loss of consortium" damages are traditionally associated with spousal relationships, modern cases have extended the right to recover them to parent-child relationships. Referred to as "filial consortium damages," these awards are intended to compensate the parent for the loss of affection, love and companionship that results from a child's injury or death. In cases where parents sue for the wrongful death of their child, most jurisdictions click here for full text.

Family Car Doctrine: Liability for Vehicle Accidents - author: From Clinton & McKain - In general, people are liable at law only for the results of their own actions. There are, however, exceptions to this rule, such as the liability of an employer for the actions of an employee under certain circumstances. Another exception is the "family car doctrine," sometimes also called the "family purpose doctrine." It is common for families to maintain a vehicle that is purchased for and used by the whole family. Parents also often buy cars for teenage children click here for full text.

What You Should Do After an Auto Accident - author: From Kraft & Associates, P.C. - Many Texans are involved in automobile collisions every year. Although most people are aware of the obvious steps to take immediately following an accident (assist the injured, call the police, etc.) we have found they may be too upset to think of many of the less obvious steps which also should be taken. click here for full text.

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