All employees deserve a work environment that prioritizes safety and respect. Unfortunately, that is not always the case in the fast-food industry, where sexual assault is dishearteningly prevalent. At Crowe, Arnold, & Majors, LLP, we understand the gravity of such situations and firmly believe that no one should endure these violations, especially within the professional sphere. If you are a …
Dallas Medical Sexual Assault Lawyers
Any sexual assault leaves the victim traumatized. When the person assaulting you is a medical professional who swore an oath to do no harm, the psychological aftermath can be even worse. A sexual assault victim in Dallas needs a skilled sexual assault attorney representing them who combines a compassionate approach with expert legal knowledge, and that is exactly what you …
Dallas Gymnastics Sexual Assault Lawyer
Most people are familiar with the USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University sexual assault scandal, in which former team doctor Larry Nasser was accused of abusing hundreds of young gymnasts during his tenure. His victims include some of the nation’s top gymnasts, including Simone Biles. In 2018, he pled guilty to seven counts of criminal sexual abuse involving minors and …
4 Things to Do After Being Sexually Assaulted in the Workplace
Being subjected to workplace sexual assault can have devastating physical and emotional consequences. It can rob you of your sense of security and well-being, making it difficult to return to your job. The lawyers at Crowe Arnold & Majors, LLP, in Dallas, Texas, stand firmly with victims of sexual assault and are here to help you explore every legal option …
6 Types of Evidence to Gather in a Fast Food Sexual Abuse Case
Experienced Dallas sexual assault lawyers at Crowe Arnold & Majors, LLP, are committed to fighting sexual abuse in the workplace and helping victims obtain justice and compensation for the pain, humiliation, shame, and economic losses they have suffered. Our Dallas-Fort Worth lawyers are here to guide you through every step of the legal process, including gathering evidence at the scene …
Dallas Nursing Home Abuse Lawyers
Legal Representation in Cases of Nursing Home Abuse & Neglect Should you find your elderly loved one under less-than-expected care in a nursing home in the Dallas metro area, it is imperative that you seek legal counsel as soon as possible. The Dallas personal injury lawyers of Crowe Arnold & Majors, LLP have handled many cases of nursing home abuse …
How to Collect Evidence of Neglect or Abuse in a Nursing Home
There are several ways to collect evidence of neglect or abuse in a nursing home. This includes looking for signs of physical injuries, speaking with a loved one about their emotional state, or ensuring their finances remain in order. The best way to investigate potential abuse is by relying on the guidance of experienced legal counsel. If you believe your …
Nursing Home Abuse Case Settlement vs. Going to Trial
Placing your loved one in a nursing home is probably one of the most difficult decisions of your life. Knowing they were a victim of abuse while in someone else’s care places enormous stress on you and your family. The bottom line is that many Texas nursing homes are sub-par in their staffing and standards of care. When filing a …
Nursing Home Fall Lawsuits: Legal Rights and Compensation
Falls are especially dangerous for residents in nursing homes. As people age, a full recovery from these injuries becomes more challenging. Moreover, falls can worsen mobility issues, negatively impacting their independence and quality of life. At Crowe Arnold & Majors, LLP, we have handled many cases of nursing home abuse and neglect in Texas, so your loved one will benefit …
How to Spot Sexual Coercion
The “Me Too” movement launched back in 2006 shed light on sexual violence, particularly those offenses committed by individuals in roles of power. And while this global activist movement has empowered countless victims to speak out against sexual violence, 80% of rapes and sexual assaults still go unreported. Many sex crimes are not reported because victims are convinced they “owe” …
