Congratulations to Belinda J., Norm P., Mike T. & Brian W. on getting their DWI cases dismissed in Austin, TX Travis County!

Congratulations to Robert M. on settling his case against Progressive & State Farm today. When someone needlessly causes a danger to others by ‘texting while driving’ and causes a collision, their insurance company must accept responsibility. We’re glad we could help!

No Party Boats; no more than 5 boats tied together; no anchor w/in 100′ of a dock & no tying to private property – is this reasonable?
JONESTOWN, Texas (KXAN) – The city of Jonestown is telling Lake Travis partygoers to go party somewhere else.

Starting Monday, new rules will go into effect that will limit what boaters can do on parts of Lake Travis that are also inside Jonestown’s city limits.

The new rules will mainly affect the hundreds of boaters who anchor in Devil’s Hollow.

For years, Devil’s Hollow — also know as Devil’s Cove — has been a popular place for boats filled with people to anchor or tie up to other boats.

But under the new rules, it will be against the law to:

Operate a party boat within 750 feet of the Jonestown coast. This essentially makes it against the law for party boat operators to enter Devil’s Cove.
Tie a boat to private property in Jonestown with the permission of the property owner.
Drop anchor 100 feet from an existing boat dock
Tie up more than five boats together.
Jonestown officials said the new rules are needed for both safety and to maintain quality of life for the increasing number of homeowners surrounding Devil’s Hollow.

They acknowledge, however, that the new rules will be tough to enforce because Jonestown has one police boat on the water during busy weekends.

Pete Clark, the owner of Just For Fun Boat Rentals says he is not happy about the new laws and even believes the City of Jonestown is breaking Texas law by discriminating against certain types of boats.

He also thinks Jonestown is overstepping it’s jurisdiction.

“It’s public waterway and it belongs to the people of Texas and they are inhibiting the use by the citizens of Texas,” Clark said.

The new rules go into effect on July 11. The City of Jonestown tell us they’ll put a 4-foot by 6-foot sign attached to a blinking buoy at the entrance of Devil’s Hollow to alert boaters to the new rules.

A 4-foot by 6-foot sign attached to a blinking buoy at the entrance of Devil’s Hollow will alert boaters to the new rules.

Congratulations to Paula A. for settling her case against an insurance company for an 18 wheeler which caused her serious injuries. Tractor trailer failed to observe several safety rules for equipment inspection and the company failed to safely hire and train their drivers; needlessly placing the public in danger. We are proud to have helped Paula and her family in their recovery.

Congratulations to Mike P. in winning his cases against two separate insurance companies for failing to treat him fairly in negotiating his coverage. Mike was in a car accident where the other driver did not have insurance; however, his own insurance refused to cover his medical bills. We are proud to have helped Mike recover against the unfair negotiation practices of some insurance companies in Texas.

Congratulations to Corey D. in his DWI dismissal in San Marcos, TX today! The officer did not have the requisite certifications to conduct a proper investigation; therefore, the evidence against Corey was considered inadmissible. We are pleased to help a young man maintain his reputation and uphold the constitution in the process.

Congrats Sean W on winning your case against a drunk driver! Austin is a bicycle friendly city, pls make sure to drive carefully around our two wheeled friends.

Congratulations to Todd S. on settling his case against Nationwide Insurance today!

Congratulations to Trey P. on getting his DWI 2nd dismissed today!

Congratulations to Larry S. on winning his case against Scott’s Lawn Care! Larry was able to settle for almost 5x his meds with our help. Don’t forget that we handle most larger personal injury cases in Austin and the surrounding areas.