These Blog Entries Shed Light on Your Prospective Lawsuit
In these blog entries, Dallas/Fort Worth lawyer Jim Zadeh explains the finer points of your commercial litigation, sexual harassment, non-compete, personal injury or denial of insurance claim.
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Strategies for Creating a Successful Work-Life Balance My speech given to the law students at Texas A&M School of Law regarding a healthy work-life balance -
An Employer Does Not Have To Have Knowledge Of An Employee's Need For Accommodation For Employee To Proceed With Discrimination Case U.S. Supreme Court rules that the employer doesn't have to have knowledge of employee's need for accommodation for employee to proceed with discrimination case -
I Need Medical Attention After My Car Accident The Law Office of Jim Zadeh can help you find the medical attention you need after your personal injury accident -
The Fort Worth Vaqueros FC Are Having Their Home Opener May 16, 2015 And Ending The Game With a Fireworks Show Come out and support the local Fort Worth Vaqueros FC As They Play Houston In The Home Opener May 16, 2015 -
Avoiding an arbitration clause is still possible under the Texas law On February 6, 2013 The El Paso Court of Appeals in Delfingen US-Texas, L.P. v. Valenzuela upheld a ruling that an arbitration agreement that was part of a "new employee packet" was procedurally unconscionable and could not be enforced -
I am in a slump right now, but I am hoping to snap out of it soon When I am not spending time with family or working on cases at work, then I like to let loose by playing soccer. -
Don't Settle for Less than Your Full Insurance Payout Many insurers are unwilling to pay the full amount to repair storm- or weather-related damage. -
A Lawyer Is Expensive—But So Is Going Out of Business If you are involved in commercial litigation, an experienced lawyer is a very wise investment. -
Your Non-Compete Agreement Should Be Expertly Drafted A poorly written non-compete agreement will cause more problems than it solves. -
Injured in a Car Accident? You May Be Able to Sue the State In some circumstances, you may be able to sue the state of Texas in the wake of a car accident.