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Zen Law Firm The Zendeh Del Law Firm serves Plano, San Antonio, and Fort Worth with trusted legal help in criminal defense, personal injury, and more.

The Zendeh Del Law Firm, PLLC provides dedicated legal representation to clients across Plano, San Antonio, and Fort Worth. They handle criminal defense, personal injury, bankruptcy, and immigration cases with a commitment to integrity and results. With a skilled legal team that holds themselves to higher standards, they guide clients through some of life’s most difficult challenges with clarity and care. Their client-first approach ensures every case receives the benefit of their insight and experience, making them a trusted choice for Texans in need of strong legal support.

10/16/2026

Being the boss means sometimes having to mind my own business.

Even when the Friday chisme sounds REALLY good. 😂

Happy Friday, everyone!



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10/15/2026

You trip over an electrical cable at the State Fair of Texas, fall and end up needing surgery.

Who do you sue?

The vendor? The State Fair? The City of Dallas? Potentially someone else?

Before I sue anybody, I want to know who controlled that exact area. Who put the cable there? Who was responsible for securing it? Who inspected it? How long was it there? And did anyone know about the problem before you got hurt?

At Fair Park, that can get complicated quickly because you have a city-owned property, the State Fair operating there, and individual vendors and contractors throughout the grounds.

As a litigator, I don’t just want to know where you fell. I want to trace the dangerous condition backward and figure out who created it, who controlled it and who had the ability to fix it.



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10/13/2026

When the boss sees the entire team crowded around one computer and thinks, “Wow, they work so well together.” 😂

And we do.

We just happen to be working together on the most pressing matter of the day:

What are we ordering on DoorDash?

Teamwork is teamwork.



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10/12/2026

The documents have apparently been through hell and back. 😂

Crumpled. Blurry. Coffee-stained. Photographed from 12 feet away. Drawn on by a toddler. Sent from the club. Possibly air fried.

At this point, I’m not asking for a PDF.

I’m just asking to be able to read it.



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10/11/2026

I asked for the “quick” rundown.

Turns out we had some ground to cover.

In a personal injury case, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. I’d rather know the facts—the good, the bad and the seemingly irrelevant—before the insurance company or opposing counsel brings them up later.



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10/09/2026

Your insurance company says your totaled car is worth $38,000.

But what if it was actually worth $45,000?

Here’s what a lot of people don’t realize: you don’t necessarily have to assume the insurance company’s first valuation is the final number.

Start by looking at HOW they valued your vehicle.

What comparable cars did they use? Did they get the mileage right? The trim level? Options? Condition? Upgrades?

If you believe your vehicle has been undervalued, an independent appraiser may be able to provide another opinion of its pre-loss value. And depending on your insurance policy, there may also be an appraisal provision or another process for disputing the valuation.

So before you accept the settlement because you assume you have no other option, review the valuation report and check your policy.

That $38,000 offer may—or may not—accurately reflect what your car was worth.



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10/09/2026

If a lawyer tells you exactly what your personal injury case is worth after a 10-minute phone call, I’d have some questions.

Because I couldn’t responsibly tell you that.

I need to know how strong liability is. Whether you could share any responsibility. What your medical records actually show. Whether you’ll fully recover or need future treatment. Whether there are prior injuries. How much insurance is available. Where the case could be tried.

Then there are the things people don’t always think about.

How good are the witnesses? How credible are the parties? What does the actual evidence show?

All of those things can change the value of a case.

So be careful with the attorney willing to throw out a huge number before investigating any of it.

Your case isn’t worth what somebody promises you on the first phone call.

It’s worth what the facts and evidence can support.



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10/08/2026

The insurance company offers you $20,000 after an accident.

Sounds pretty good, right?

But how do you know your case isn’t actually worth $100,000?

That’s one of the biggest reasons I recommend talking to a personal injury attorney before accepting a settlement after a serious accident.

The insurance company has people protecting its interests. Your attorney’s job is to investigate the accident, preserve evidence, identify everyone who may be responsible, look for applicable insurance coverage and understand the FULL extent of your damages.

Because sometimes the biggest issue isn’t what you know.

It’s what you don’t know yet.

Future medical treatment. Lost income. Additional insurance policies. Additional defendants. Injuries that turn out to be more serious than you originally thought.

Before you take the check and sign the release, make sure you understand what you may actually be giving up.



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10/06/2026

You’re not hiring a billboard. You’re hiring a LAWYER.

A 73-year-old man hired Morgan & Morgan after a car wreck, and his case was ultimately settled for $45,000. He said he never authorized that settlement. Morgan & Morgan maintained that he verbally authorized it, but the attorney failed to document the consent.

The client took the dispute to arbitration, where the arbitrator found for him on legal malpractice, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty. The award was approximately $4.3 million, including $3.15 million in punitive damages.

But one detail really jumped out at me: the client said he spoke to his lawyer once early in the case and then primarily dealt with a paralegal.

There’s nothing inherently wrong with hiring a large national firm. But whether the firm has 5 lawyers or 500, I’d ask the same questions:

Who is actually going to be my lawyer? Can I talk to that person? Who makes the important decisions about my case?

Because you’re not hiring the commercials, the billboards or the brand.

You’re hiring a lawyer. Make sure you know who that lawyer is.



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10/06/2026

When you’re negotiating an injury settlement and opposing counsel sends you your client’s social media. 😂

And it’s not dinner. It’s not vacation photos.

It’s a full kabaddi highlight reel.

All jokes aside, social media can become relevant during personal injury litigation—which is why context matters and why clients should always be thoughtful about what they post while a claim is pending.



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