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• Texas Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act (DTPA)
  The Texas Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act (DTPA) is a statute that helps prevent companies from taking advantage of Texas consumers through deceptive or misleading business practices, unconscionable actions and breaches of warranty. This statute, although constantly re-interpreted, represents a step towards more ethical standards in the day-to-day operations of businesses in Texas.DTPA CoverageThe DTPA covers more than just the individual consumer; in fact, smaller enterprises also benefit from some of the standards set by the DTPA. The statute's guidelines [more]
• Tort Laws and Criminal Law
  Tort Laws and Criminal LawTort laws are civil laws involving harm inflicted on an individual or their property. Plaintiffs bring forth civil suits if they suffered physical or psychological distress caused by the person/persons allegedly responsible. If a plaintiff files a civil lawsuit and wins, they receive compensation for their damages.Three kinds of personal injury torts exist: intentional, strict liability and negligent torts. An intentional tort refers to a person performing an action they knew would cause harm. Strict liability torts involve parties held [more]
• Legal AI: Can Artificial Intelligence and Law Mix?
  Artificial intelligence has trickled into almost every aspect of our lives - and the legal profession is no exception. One of the most substantial benefits of AI technological advancements in law is the convenience that it creates for lawyers and law firms. By using a machine to augment one's abilities and complete labor-intensive tasks, AI technology frees a lawyer from mundane tasks. It also empowers them to focus on analysis, counseling, and advocacy.However, AI worries some attorneys due to the rising [more]
• Inalienable Rights and their Importance
  In life, you have certain rights bestowed upon you. They empower people to search for basic needs. Additionally, these rights guarantee liberty, equality and protect against their bearers against abuse and exploitation. What rights are these you may ask? We refer to them as inalienable rights. In this piece, we'll examine them, their origin and their relevance to society.What Are Inalienable Rights?Inalienable rights are those bestowed upon an individual at birth. Therefore, these rights cannot be taken away or given to another [more]