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What is Wrongful Death?

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What Is Wrongful Death?​ DEATH or WRONGFUL DEATH Such a harsh and unrelenting word. A fitting word for what it describes. Despite death being an inevitable conclusion for us all – it never feels natural. We all know it will occur to each of us and our loved ones, but its permanence is overwhelming. This […]

December 2020 Newsletter

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The Spirit to Adapt As any personal injury lawyer intimately knows, any of us can be a victim of someone else’s negligence at any time — no matter how diligent and careful we remain. All of these situations force people to adapt, from the injured and those around them. When tragedy strikes, it is easy […]

Bicycle Accident Injuries

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Bicycle Accident Injury Lawyer​ I don’t let my 13-year-old ride around our neighborhood on her bike without Sara or me by her side…period. There are lots of other 13-year-olds that ride around on their bikes without their parents, but not mine. As a personal injury attorney, my firm often handles cases that involve a bicycle […]

November 2020 Newsletter

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Thankfulness “I am so very thankful that all of our team and their families have managed to stay safe and COVID free this year. We were able to make the transition from being at the office daily to working from home without missing a beat, and I am incredibly thankful for our team’s ability to […]

October 2020 Newsletter

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3 Years Later- Looking Back on the Day that Changed My Life As a kid, I always loved Halloween. It was one of my favorite nights of the year. I would get dressed up and go have fun for hours. Back then, we didn’t have a care in the world other than getting our favorite […]

September 2020 Newsletter

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In Service of Our Community Snellings Law has long been involved in serving others in their community. Both Scott and I participate in a number of different organizations in and around Frisco and Collin County. We do this because we love our community. We live, work, and have fun here. Why not give back to […]

August 2020 Newsletter

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Spotlight on BIND BIND, or the Brain Injury Network of Dallas, is a great organization. In fact, I believe in this organization so much that I serve on their board of directors. It’s a clubhouse where people who have suffered from a brain injury can go and meet with others who have had a similar […]

July 2020 Newsletter

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Meet Emily This month, I want to share the story of a client. While I cherish all my clients, this one has a special story. She was an individual I met sometime before she ever hired me as an attorney. Meet Emily. I first met Emily when I received my kidney. I was in the […]

June 2020 Newsletter

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June 2020: Following in My Dad’s Footsteps It has been an interesting few months. Like many businesses, our firm has had to adapt to all the changes the COVID-19 pandemic brought to our community. One of the bigger changes is that our entire staff has been working from home. All I can say is this: […]

May 2020 Newsletter

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How Fatherhood Illuminates the Sacrifices of Motherhood Being a mother isn’t a job you work 40 hours a week. It’s a 24/7 gig, and you have to be willing to give yourself over to it completely. As much as I loved my mom, Judy, growing up, I don’t think it was possible to fully appreciate […]