The brain is pretty important. As the control center of all of our body's functions, not to mention what drives our motions and interactions with others, it has a lot going on.
Drug Test Accuracy
A toxicology test is often used by potential employers to determine whether or not an individual has been under the influence of an illegal drug.
Matt Kyle Named to National Trial Lawyer Top 100
Matt Kyle has acquired a new recognition for his superb trial advocacy skills.
Firm Sponsors New Braunfels Youth Football League
At the Kyle Law Firm, we care about our community. That's one of the reasons we decided to become a sponsor of the TEAM Youth Foundation Football League in New Braunfels this fall.
Motorcycle Safety Tips
Motorcycle-related deaths and injuries are on the rise. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 1.74 per 100,000 people in the U.S. died frommotorcycle accidents in 2008, a 55% increase over the 2001 rate of 1.12 per 100,000.
DUI Versus DWI in Texas
Texas' zero tolerance policy means that minors can't drive a car after having consumed any amount of alcohol. For this reason, minors don't have to be intoxicated in order to break an alcohol law related to driving. They merely have to be under the influence of any amount of alcohol to be breaking the law, hence the name Driving Under the Influence.
DUI Versus DWI in Texas
What is the difference between a DUI and DWI in Texas? The terms are often used interchangeably. But do they mean different things?
New Braunfels Wreck Leaves 3 Injured
211,006 people were injured in car accidents on Texas roads in 2011. 57,919 of these Texas car accidents resulted in a serious injury, making for a total of 79,573 people seriously injured in car wrecks.
New Braunfels Wreck Leaves 3 Injured
Over the weekend, a head-on car crash on Highway 46 south resulted in three injuries. In the early hours of Saturday morning, two small cars traveling in opposite directions on the highway collided.
Amarillo Bans Cell Phones While Driving
This past month the city of Amarillo joined a number of other Texas cities in banning or severely restricting the use of cell phones while driving.
