Guajardo Injury Law

09/02/2026

Trucking brokers may sometimes share responsibility for an 18-wheeler accident when negligence occurs in selecting a carrier. Learn when a trucking broker may be held liable after a Texas truck crash and what injured individuals should know about their rights:

Trucking brokers can be liable for 18-wheeler accidents in Texas. Read more about what the law says about these cases and how to seek personal injury damages.

08/26/2026

Not all Texas employers carry traditional workers’ compensation insurance. Learn what it means when an employer is a “non-subscriber” and what legal options may be available after a workplace injury:

When employers in Texas don’t have workers’ compensation, injured employees can sue them for negligence. Keep reading to learn more about these lawsuits.

08/21/2026

Always humbled and grateful for the recognition. It's an honor to represent those in need.

08/15/2026

Yesterday, I enjoyed facilitating a group discussion at the Texas Trial Lawyers Association Law Firm Management CLE about the financial side of running a law firm.

For contingency-fee firms, the work may be steady, but the income is not. Cases can take months or years to resolve, expenses continue regardless of when fees are collected, and having a large caseload does not necessarily mean the firm is profitable.

We had a candid and practical conversation about maintaining adequate cash reserves, controlling overhead, forecasting revenue, evaluating case profitability and making sure the firm is building long-term financial stability—not simply staying busy.

One of the best parts of TTLA is the willingness of trial lawyers to openly share their experiences and help one another build stronger practices. I appreciated everyone who contributed to the discussion and made it so worthwhile.

08/05/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19DC4NQgNn/?mibextid=wwXIfr

07/04/2026

07/03/2026

Couldn't resist!

05/06/2026

There’s a saying I’ve heard my whole career: never look back, always look ahead.

I think that’s generally right. The next case, next trial, next client — that’s where the work is.

But I caught this in my side mirror traveling across Texas and it stopped me. Thirty years in, I’ve learned that looking back isn’t always getting stuck.

Sometimes it’s a reminder of the road you came down. Of why you started. Of how far it actually goes when you stop staring straight ahead.

The view forward gets clearer when you’ve been honest about what’s behind you. Don’t ever hesitate to look back once in a while.

05/05/2026

This is what we do……