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  • George K. Farah Selected to UTEP Alumni Board Association for 3 Year Term

    We are excited to announce that attorney George K. Farah has been elected as a member of the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) Alumni Association Board of Directors! His three-year term will begin on September 1, 2020. Born and raised in El Paso, Mr. Farah graduated from UTEP in 1999 with a degree in Business Administration before moving to Houston to attend law school. Throughout his legal ...
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  • Milad Farah Appointed Board Commissioner of El Paso County Ethics Commission

    We are excited to announce that Farah Law attorney Milad Farah was recently sworn in as a Board Commissioner of the County of El Paso Ethics Commission, where he will serve as a representative of the El Paso Bar Association. The El Paso County Ethics Commission is a ten member body that is responsible for adopting, publishing and enforcing a code of ethics governing county public servants in order ...
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  • Fires, Burglaries & Pandemics: What Is & Isn’t Covered by Business Interruption Insurance

    Businesses across the United States have had to close their doors in recent weeks due to government orders enacted in the hopes of slowing the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). These temporary closures have encouraged many business owners to file business interruption insurance claims in the hopes of protecting their companies during the shutdown. Yet, many of these claims have been denied. ...
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  • Geoffrey Borschow Included in America's Top 100 Personal Injury Attorneys®

    We are thrilled to announce that our very own Attorney Geoffrey A. Borschow was included in this year’s list of America's Top 100 Personal Injury Attorneys® in the state of Texas. Geoffrey’s inclusion on the reputable website proves his dedication to his clients and his field as only individuals with the highest levels of client satisfaction and peer recognition are awarded this honor each year. ...
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  • Three Farah Law Attorneys Named 2020 Super Lawyers® Rising Stars℠

    We are excited to announce that three of our Farah Law attorneys have been included in this year’s Super Lawyers® list as Rising Stars℠! To have not one but three attorneys at the same firm recognized as Rising Stars℠ is a unique honor and we are immensely proud. The Farah Law attorneys who were recognized as Rising Stars℠ on the 2020 Super Lawyers® list are: Geoffrey Borschow : Geoffrey has been ...
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  • How Farah Law is Prepared for the Coronavirus

    On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that the rapidly spreading novel strain of coronavirus, named COVID-19, is now a global pandemic. Individuals worldwide have been cautioned by health organizations such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to take preventative measures to help curb the spread of the virus. Over the weekend the CDC announced ...
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  • Houston Narcotics Agent Found Falsifying Search Warrant

    When police officers disregard the rules, it isn’t just a violation of our constitutionally-protected rights. In some cases, it can directly lead to violence, serious injury, and death, both for civilians and for police officers acting in good faith. In a tragic recent example, one Houston narcotics agent stands accused of falsifying a search warrant to justify a Pecan Park drug raid, which led to ...
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  • 3M Settles Defective Earplug Case for $9.1 Million

    Between 2003 and 2015, the U.S. Military issued 3M’s Combat Arms Earplugs, Version 2 (CAEv2) to service members in Afghanistan and Iraq. The dual-ended earplugs were designed to give two levels of hearing protection: full protection from loud combat noises and protection from high-level noises while still allowing for low-level noises to be heard. Unfortunately, due to an allegedly defective ...
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  • 40 Third Ward School Students Hospitalized After Being Exposed to Fumes

    Over 40 students were transferred to nearby hospitals after their Third Ward school reported a potential gas leak on campus. CenterPoint Energy later confirmed that the health issues were the result of fumes from tar being used to repair a roof. The Houston Fire Department was called around 11:20 a.m. regarding a possible gas leak at the Young Women's College Preparatory Academy, 1906 Cleburne. ...
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  • Attorney Geoffrey A. Borschow Named to 2017 Super Lawyers® Rising Stars℠ List

    We are pleased to announce that our very own Geoffrey Borschow has been honored with inclusion in this year’s list of Texas Super Lawyers® Rising Stars℠. Reserved for the top 2.5% of all practicing attorneys in the state, recognition as a Rising Star is a prestigious title awarded to lawyers who have demonstrated considerable accomplishments in their professions. To be eligible for inclusion in ...
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  • George Farah Selected to List of 2017 Texas Super Lawyers

    We are honored to announce George Farah’s selection for inclusion in the prestigious list of 2017 Texas Super Lawyers. Acknowledgement of this degree is reserved for only 5% of the legal population and indicates an attorney’s high level of peer recognition and professional accomplishment. The Super Lawyers selection process is very thorough. In fact, it’s notorious for being one of the most ...
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  • OSHA to Focus on Amputation Prevention for Texas Workers

    In a recent press release , the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has announced that it will be stepping up efforts to prevent worker amputation injuries throughout Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. According to the agency's data, manufacturing workers are at a heightened risk for this type of catastrophic workplace injury. According to the press release, more than 2,600 ...
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  • We all lose if the "loser pays" tort reform bill becomes law.

    House Bill 274 –called the “loser pays” tort reform bill – involves changing the Civil Practice and Remedies Code. The changes are ugly and run contrary to Texans’ longstanding belief that our court house doors should be open to everyone, no matter who they are or how much money they have. These changes will deprive Texans from accessing the court house. Let me explain one of the most important ...
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