Dallas lawyer Mark Underwood tells you how he ended up being a lawyer and what it takes, starting with high school, college, law school, the bar exam and getting sworn into the bar.  For more information about Mark Underwood, his law firm, and his well-known cases please visit his website at https://underwoodlawoffice.com.

Can You Make A Product Liability Claim For A Christmas Gift?

What is a Product Liability Claim?

What are the different types of product defects recognized under Texas state law?

What is a design defect?

What is a failure to warn?

What is a manufacturing defect?

Can You Sue the Person Who Gave You the Gift?

Can You Sue the Store Where the Gift Was Bought?

Can You Sue the Manufacturer?

What can you recover in a product liability case?

Mark Underwood is a McKinney, TX, personal injury attorney.

Underwood Law Office Answers More of Your Social Security Disability Questions!

1. What do I need an attorney to get Social Security disability benefits?

2. What do you look for in an ideal candidate when meeting with someone for disability
benefits?

3. How do I know if I qualify for disability benefits?

4. If I can’t work, but my spouse is still working, will that keep me from being able to apply
for disability benefits?

5. What are my chances of getting approved for disability?

6. My doctor put me off work for at least 6 months, can I get temporary disability benefitsthrough Social Security even though I plan on returning to my job?

7. How long does it take to get disability benefits?

8. What if I have been diagnosed with cancer? Do I still have to wait over a year to get a
disability benefit?

9. I’ve applied for disability benefits; I received a letter that Social Security is sending me to
one of their doctors for an exam. Do I even have to go? What should I say to that
doctor?

10. Why isn’t a letter from my doctor stating I cannot return to work because of my disability
not good enough to get a disability benefit?

11. How do I get my doctor to disable me in the medical records?

12. I’ve been denied twice, and it was appealed to an Administrative Law Judge. What does
an Administrative Law Judge do that’s different from all the other Social Security staff
that reviewed my case and denied it?