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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Employee's Need For Accommodations 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 -
Home Opener For The Fort Worth Vaqueros FC Come out and support the local Fort Worth Vaqueros FC As They Play Houston In The Home Opener May 16, 2015 -
Avoiding an arbitration is still possible under 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 -
Soccer is what I do for fun 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. -
You Can Sue a Third Party for Your Texas Work Injury If a third party caused your workplace accident, you can file a claim outside the workers’ comp system.