Understanding Bad Faith Settlement Negotiations and Your Rights
TL;DR on Bad Faith Settlement Negotiations: What to Know Bad faith means a party negotiates dishonestly, by withholding information, stalling, misrepresenting facts, or refusing to…
CB TRIAL ASSOCIATE BRITTANY SCHUCHMANN NAMED TO 2027 BEST LAWYERS: ONES TO WATCH® IN AMERICA LIST
Prestigious peer-reviewed honor highlights legal excellence, professional integrity, and outstanding dedication to client advocacy in trial litigation. HOUSTON, TX — August 20, 2026 – CB…
Trucking Companies That Hire with DUI: Your Options and Legalities
TL;DR on Do Trucking Companies Hire With a DUI Core claim: a DUI conviction can suspend or revoke your CDL, typically one year for a…
Crafting an Effective Bad Faith Insurance Letter: Tips and Templates
TL;DR on What Is a Bad Faith Insurance Letter? Definition, Types, and How to Write One Bad faith is when an insurer unreasonably denies, delays,…
When Can Police Impound Your Car?
TL;DR on When Can Police Impound Your Car Core topic: the legal grounds for vehicle impoundment in the US — unlicensed/unregistered driving, involvement in a…
How to Prove Bad Faith in Court
TL;DR of How To Prove Bad Faith Core topic: what “bad faith” means as a legal concept, where it shows up, and how to prove…
How Much Is A Bad Faith Claim Worth
TL;DR of How Much Is a Bad Faith Insurance Claim Worth Value = the sum of parts: original unpaid claim + interest + consequential costs…
What to Do After a House Fire with No Insurance
TL;DR of House Caught Fire With No Insurance Core scenario: what to do if your home burns and you have no homeowners insurance, framed around…
Is the Primary Insurance Holder Responsible for Medical Bills
TL;DR on Is the Primary Insurance Holder Responsible for Medical Bills? The primary holder pays premiums and covers deductibles, co-pays, and out-of-network charges. They’re on…
Litigation Lawyer vs Corporate Lawyer
TL;DR on Litigation Lawyer vs. Corporate Lawyer: What’s the Difference? Litigation lawyers handle disputes and lawsuits; investigation, pleadings, discovery, trial, and settlements. Corporate lawyers advise…
Will an Accident Affect My CDL
TL;DR on How Accidents Affect a CDL Driver’s License and Career Accidents stay on your record ~3 years and are logged regardless of fault. Minor…
CALLENDER BOWLIN ISSUES STORM PREPARATION AND INSURANCE CLAIM GUIDANCE AS TROPICAL STORM BERTHA APPROACHES THE TEXAS COAST
HOUSTON, TX — With Tropical Storm Bertha moving across the Gulf toward Southeast Texas, CB Trial (Callender Bowlin) is urging homeowners, property managers, and business…
Can You Sue Your Own Homeowners Insurance?
TL;DR of Can You Sue Your Homeowners Insurance for Injury Yes, you can sue your insurer, typically over claim denials, delays, underpayments, bad-faith practices, or…
Can Truck Drivers Drink Alcohol? Understanding the Laws and Risks
TL;DR on Can Truck Drivers Drink Alcohol? CDL Laws, BAC Limits, and Risks CDL drivers face a stricter 0.04% BAC limit, which is half the…
Houston Fake Dentist Case: Attorney Brittany Schuchmann Featured on FOX 26
A recent case in Houston has drawn attention after a woman was arrested for allegedly performing a root canal without a license. The procedure reportedly…
Can You Sue for Emotional Distress in Texas?
Emotional trauma can be every bit as debilitating as a broken bone. When someone else’s conduct shatters your peace of mind, Texas law may let…
Is Personal Injury Civil or Criminal?
Personal injury law is civil law, not criminal law. If another person’s negligence has hurt you anywhere in Houston or across Texas, your path to…
Should I Give a Recorded Statement to the Car Insurance Company?
Car crashes change lives in seconds. Houston saw more than 67,000 collisions in 2023, and busy corridors like I-45, I-10, and US-59 contributed to 97…
What Is the Difference Between Insurance and Reinsurance?
We fight insurance disputes for everyday Texans. Houston insurance litigator Mark Callender and coverage lawyer Josh Bowlin lead our trial-ready team at CB Trial, just…
What Is Not Covered By An Umbrella Policy?
Mark Callender and Josh Bowlin lead CB Trial’s Houston practice with a singular mission: protect neighbors facing sudden financial risk after a serious accident or…
Does Signing a Waiver Mean You Can’t Sue?
Signing a waiver does not always mean you lose your right to sue. A waiver is a legal agreement meant to limit liability. Businesses use…
3 Reasons It Is in Your Interest to Undergo a Medical Evaluation After an Injury
If you’ve suffered an injury, seeking immediate medical attention is crucial, not just for your health, but for your legal rights too. A timely medical…
What Are Claim Denials for Self-Purchased Insurance Policies: Key Reasons, Appeal Steps, and Prevention?
Claim denials can happen when you buy insurance on your own. You pay the premiums yourself and choose the coverage without an employer’s help. Yet,…
What Should You Do When Your Insurance Claim Is Underpaid: Key Steps, Appeals, and More
Underpaid claims can leave you with unexpected costs. You have options, though. Review your policy’s details. Gather clear evidence of the full extent of your…
Types of Damages In Personal Injury Cases
In personal injury cases, victims may recover various types of damages designed to compensate them for the harm they’ve suffered due to another’s negligence or…
