Understanding Your Legal Options During Severe Weather in North Texas

Severe weather impacts North Texas regularly, often leaving communities grappling with the aftermath of dangerous storms. In the latest developments, meteorologists are predicting intense weather patterns that may bring damaging winds, hail, and potential flooding to the region. For residents and property owners, staying informed and prepared is critical—but it’s also essential to understand your…

Navigating Texas Roads: Understanding the Challenges and How to Protect Yourself After an Accident

A recent report ranks Texas as the 10th worst state to drive in, citing factors like traffic congestion, transportation costs, safety, road infrastructure, and weather. As the analysis shows, drivers in Texas face numerous challenges that can lead to frustrating and dangerous experiences on the road. At Ben Bronston and Associates, we understand that these conditions…

Understanding the Impact of 18-Wheeler Accidents in Houston: Legal Support for Victims

Truck accidents can have devastating consequences for victims and their families. A recent incident in Southeast Houston involving an overturned 18-wheeler that burst into flames is a stark reminder of the dangers these massive vehicles can pose. The crash, which took place on Mykawa Road, resulted in at least one injury, according to reports from…

The Impact of South Texas Drought on Local Communities and Property Owners

South Texas has been grappling with a persistent drought, and the effects are being felt across the region, particularly in San Antonio and surrounding areas. As of early October, San Antonio has experienced 26 consecutive days without measurable rainfall, marking the longest dry spell this year. This ongoing drought has created a challenging environment for…

Addressing Violent Crime Among Youth in North Texas: How Ben Bronston & Associates Can Help Victims

Youth violence is a growing concern in North Texas, with organizations like Dallas United for Good and Urban Specialists working to address the complex roots of the issue. Homicide remains one of the leading causes of death for people aged 10 to 24, and many factors—education, poverty, mental health, and crime—contribute to these tragedies. Victims…