Libor Fraud Lawyers Are Seeking Compensation For Pension Funds, Banks, Government Entities, and Other Investors That Suffered Significant Damages from Libor Interest Rate Manipulations and Libor Fraud by Libor Fraud Lawyer and Libor Interest Rate Manipulation Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Libor Pension Fund Fraud Lawyers Are Reviewing Libor Pension Fund Fraud Lawsuits For Banks, Colleges, Municipalities, Pension Funds, State Governments, and Other Investors That Have Sustained Significant Damages As A Result of Libor Fraud, Libor Manipulation, and Artificially Low Interest Rates by Texas Libor Fraud Lawyer and Texas Libor Interest Rate Manipulation Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Libor fraud and interest rate manipulation have caused many investors to suffer significant damages from artificially manipulated interest rates.   These banks, colleges, municipalities, pension funds, and other investors that held Libor-linked securities purchased over-the-counter from defendant banks, that held bonds that were tied to Libor, and that lost money from fraudulently manipulated interest rates all have potential claims against the defendant banks and can seek compensation for significant losses caused by the fraudulent manipulation of Libor.

Financial managers for pension funds, state governments and many other entities should seek legal counsel to determine if they may have a valid claim for Libor fraud and manipulation of interest rates. For more information on Libor Fraud Lawsuits and other Libor Interest Rate Manipulation Lawsuits, please feel free to contact Texas Libor Fraud Lawyer and Texas Libor Interest Rate Manipulation Lawyer Jason S. Coomer.

Libor Fraud and Interest Rate Manipulation Resulted In Large Financial Losses For Some Pension Funds, State Governments, Colleges, Municipalities, and Other Investors: These Investors Have a Limited Time To Seek Compensation

There are numerous victims of the Libor fraud and interest rate manipulation including pension funds, state governments, colleges, and municipalities.  These victims have a limited time to seek compensation and should seek counsel to determine if they might have a valid claim for significant loses.

The victims of low-interest locusts | David Cay Johnston

"About 44 million Americans have earned a pension, 1.5 million of them in plans that already have failed, according to the U.S. government’s Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp."

Texas Health Care Fraud Lawyers Can Help Health Care Fraud Whistleblowers Collect Large Financial Rewards for Properly Exposing Medicare Fraud and Medicaid Fraud by Texas Health Care Fraud Whistleblower Lawyer & Texas Health Care Fraud Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Health Care Professionals That Properly Blow The Whistle On Medicare Fraud, Medicaid Fraud, and Other Types of Health Care Fraud Can Receive Large Financial Rewards by Texas Health Care Fraud Whistleblower Lawyer & Texas Health Care Fraud Lawyer Jason S. Coomer 

Health Care Whistle Blower Reward Lawsuits are the most effective method for identifying and preventing large scale health care fraud against the government.  As such, the United States and several states have enacted health care whistleblower reward laws that harness the power of economic incentives by offering large monetary rewards to whistleblowers that properly report significant fraud.  As a health care whistleblower reward lawyer, Jason Coomer works with health care fraud whistle blowers to confidentially gather information regarding several different types of health fraud schemes including Medicare fraud schemes and Medicaid fraud schemes.

For more information on this area of law, please go to the following web pages:

- Hospital Medicare Fraud and Health Care System Fraud Lawsuits
- Hospice Medicare Fraud Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Texas Home Health Care Fraud and Retirement Community Fraud
- Medicaid Fraud Retention Overpayment Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Texas Nursing Home Medicaid Fraud Lawsuits
- Misbranding Drugs & Medical Device Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Medicare Fraud Physician Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Dentist Medicaid Fraud and Orthodontist Medicaid Fraud Lawsuits
- Retirement Fund Fraud Lawsuits & Investment Fraud Lawsuits
- Federal Health Care Program Kickback, Referral, and Bribery Claims
- Oil Company Accounting Fraud Whistleblower Reward Lawsuits
- Texas False Claims Act Whistleblower Recovery Lawsuits
- Inflated Average Wholesale Price Whistleblower & Drug Price Fraud Lawsuit
- Pharmaceutical Marketing Fraud Qui Tam Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Medicaid and Medicare Fraud Illegal Kickback Lawsuits
- Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance Defects and Dangerous Drug Lawsuits
- Drug & Medical Device Marketing Fraud Medicare Qui Tam Lawsuits
- Hospital Formulary Drug Fraud & Off Label Marketing Fraud Lawsuits
- Texas Medicaid Billing Fraud Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Medicare Compliance, Coding, and Reimbursement Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Medicare Billing Fraud Lawsuits and Medicare Fraud Qui Tam Claims
- Drug Representative Whistleblower Medicare Fraud Lawsuits
- Dentist Medicaid Fraud Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Hospital Administrator Whistleblower Medicare Fraud Lawsuits
- Off-label Pharmaceutical Marketing Fraud Whistleblower Claims
- Federal False Claims Act Lawsuits Whistleblower Protection
- Nursing Home, Elder Care, & Skilled Nursing Facilities Medicare Fraud
- Hospital Medicare Fraud Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Medicare Upcoding Fraud Qui Tam Claims
- Health Care Billing Fraud Lawsuits
- Medicare Recipient Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Dentist CHIP Fraud Lawsuits and Dental Medicaid Billing Fraud Lawsuits
- Estate & Probate Financial & Medicare Fraud Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Medicaid Drug Marketing Fraud Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Pharmacy Drug Price Medicaid Fraud Whistleblower Lawsuits

The 2012 Federal Estate Tax Exemption Portability Provision Allows Some Couples to Protect Up To $10.24 Million From The Federal Estate Tax by Texas Family Wealth Planning Lawyer and Texas Family Wealth Protection Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

The 2012 Federal Estate Tax Exemption Allows Most Individuals to Pass $5.12 Million and Some Couples to Pass $10.24 Million to Loved Ones Without Having to Pay a Federal Estate Tax by Texas Wealth Planning Lawyer and Texas Family Wealth Protection Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

The Federal Estate Tax currently allows a person that has not used their life time gift tax exemption to give away money assets up to the Federal Estate Tax Exemption at death without charging any tax on that amount.  The Federal Estate Tax Exemption for 2012 is $5.12 million which means that in 2012 only estates valued over $5.12 million will be charged a Federal inheritance tax and those estates over $5.12 million will only pay a 35% Federal inheritance tax on assets over the $5.12 million exemption.

For example a person that has an estate valued at $7.12 million and has not used any of their life time gift tax would be subject to the Federal Estate Tax on $2 million and would have to pay approximately $700,000.00 in estate taxes.

The 2012 Federal Estate Tax Exemption Portability Provision Allows Some Couples to Protect Up To $10.24 Million From The Federal Estate Tax

However, it should be kept in mind that for 2012 the Federal Estate Tax Exemption has become portable.  As such, each spouse has $5.12 million that can in many case be added together to create a $10.24 million Federal Estate Tax Exemption.  In other words, the estate of a deceased spouse can transfer to the surviving spouse any portion of the federal estate tax exemption that it does not use. The surviving spouse’s estate can then add that amount to the exemption it is entitled to, increasing the total amount that can be passed on to heirs tax free.

For example a married couple that has an estate valued at $10.24 million, has not used any of their life time gift tax, and properly uses the portability of the Federal Estate Tax Exemption would not have to pay any Federal estate tax.  Likewise, the same married couple with an estate of $12.24 would be subject to the Federal Estate Tax on $2 million and would have to pay approximately $700,000.00 in estate taxes.

Families interested in protecting their wealth should stay advised as to changes in the law that could impact their ability to protect their family's wealth.  One such change may be the change in the Federal Estate Tax Exemption that may automatically take place at the end of 2012, unless new legislation is passed.

Austin Texas Drunk Driver Fatal Accidents Leave Behind Loved Ones With Potential Legal Claims by Austin Texas Drunk Driver Accident Death Lawyer and Austin Texas Fatal Drunk Driver Accident Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Every Year Thousands of Texans Are Killed by the Negligence of Drunk Drivers: These People Leave Behind Mothers, Fathers, Wives, Children, and other Family Members that Have Potential Legal Claims Under Texas Law For Their Loss by Austin Texas Drunk Driver Accident Death Lawyer and Austin Texas Fatal Drunk Driver Accident Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Every year thousands of Texans are killed by the negligence of drunk drivers, intoxicated drivers, and drivers under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Many of the people that are killed by drunk and intoxicated drivers, leave behind spouses, parents, children, and other loved ones that are devastated by their loss.  These mothers, fathers, wives, husbands, sons, and daughters have the ability under Texas law to file wrongful death lawsuits against the intoxicated and negligent driver, the  people or businesses that over served the drunk with alcohol, and the business or people that gave the vehicle to the drunk driver to drive.

 

It is common that many people who have lost a loved one to a drunk driver, do not realize that they may have a viable wrongful death or survival lawsuit against the person that negligently or recklessly killed their loved one as well as other parties that contributed to the drunk driver driving and causing the collision.  Under Texas law, Parents, Children, and Spouses of persons killed by drunk drivers have potential wrongful death claims against the drunk driver that killed their mother, father, husband, wife, son, or daughter.  Through these wrongful death lawsuits and survival actions the relatives of a person killed by a drunk driver can often recover from the drunk driver's insurance company, the drunk driver, parents that provided alcohol to minors that were driving, or the bar where the drunk was drinking.

For more information on this topic, please go to the following web page: Austin Texas Drunk Driver Accident Death Lawyer.

Every Year Several Texans Are Killed in Boating Accidents and Drowning Accident by Austin Texas Boat Accident Lawyer and Austin Texas Drowning Accident Lawyer

Negligent Boat Owners, Boat Operators, Pool Owners, Lake House Owners, and Marinas Kill Several People Each Year and Can Often Be Held Liable For Their Negligent Actions by Texas Fatal Boating Accident Lawyer, Texas Drowning Accident Lawyer and Austin Texas Boat Accident Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Every year a large number of people are killed in boating accidents, water sport accidents, and drowning accidents.  Many of these people are accidentally killed by negligent and careless boat operators, boat owners, marinas, and boat rental companies that provide alcohol, boats, and other water craft to inexperienced boat operators and people on drugs or alcohol.  These negligent marinas, boat owners, and water craft rental companies as well as the drunk, careless, or intoxicated boat operators can often be held liable under Texas law if their negligent actions kill or seriously injure a person.  In many of these fatal boating accidents, alcohol and inexperienced operators are the cause of the accidents.  These boating accidents are especially common in Lake Travis, Lake Austin, Lake LBJ, Lake Buchanan, Canyon Lake, Inks Lake, Lake Conroe, Medina Lake, and Granger Lake. 

If you have lost a family member in a Texas boating accident or have been seriously injured in a boating accident or water craft accident due the carelessness of a drunk boater, negligent boat rental company, negligent marina, negligent boat owner, or inexperienced water craft operator, it is important that you step forward and file a lawsuit against the negligent party to help prevent future similar deadly boating accidents.  For more information on Texas boat accident lawsuits, please feel free to send an e-mail message to Austin Texas Boat Accident Lawyer and Texas Marina Boat Accident Lawyer Jason Coomer for a free review of a potential Texas boating accident lawsuit or go to the following web page: Texas Boating Accident Lawyer and Texas Boat Rental Accident Lawyer.

Texas Drowning Accidents and Texas Fatal Drowning Accidents Caused By Defective Pool Drains, Defective Pool Fences, Over Served Alcohol, and Negligent Supervision Should be Investigated by Austin Texas Drowning Accident Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

In Texas, because of the extreme heat that we experience several months of the year it is understandable why many Texans head to swimming pools, lakes, and rivers for water sports to cool off.  However, safety should always be a priority when dealing with swimming pools and water sports.  This is because drowning accidents, boating accidents, and pool accidents are all too common of a killer, especially for small children.  Whether a near drowning, actual drowning, or other serious injury is caused by an incorrectly installed pool, poorly maintained pool, failure of life guards, improperly fenced pool, negligent boater, drunk boater, or other safety violations, it is important that any drowning or near drowning accident is investigated so that an additional drowning does not occur in the future.  

If you or a loved one has suffered a serious injury from a defective pool, negligent supervision, or other negligence, please make sure that the incident is reported and a proper investigation is made to determine what caused the drowning accident and to ensure that the drowning accident does not happen again.  For more information on a Texas Drowning Accident Lawsuit,  please feel free to send an e-mail to Texas Swimming Pool Accident Lawyer Jason Coomer or go to the following web page:

Changes in Texas Law Have Made Texas Birth Injury Lawsuits and Texas Infant Death Lawsuits More Difficult However These Lawsuits Are Important To Prevent Future Negligence by Texas Birth Injury Lawyer and Texas Infant Death Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Texas Birth Injury Lawsuits and Texas Infant Death Lawsuits Can Be Caused By Medical Mistakes, Physician Mistakes, and Doctor Errors: Filing A Lawsuit Can Help Prevent Future Similar Injuries to Children and Child Deaths by Texas Birth Injury Lawyer, Texas Defective Drug Birth Defect Lawyer, and Texas Infant Death Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Texas birth injury lawsuits, Texas small child injury lawsuits, Texas small child death lawsuits, and Texas infant death lawsuits are some of the most difficult types of Texas lawsuits to handle because of economic restraints and emotional issues.  The economic restraints that have been placed on these cases by the Texas Supreme Court and Texas Legislature have substantially increased the cost of filing and litigating these cases as well as have substantially reduced the compensation that families can receive for the death, pain and suffering, and mental anguish of their child.   

These cases also have a difficult emotional aspect that goes along with them.  Parents and families who should be celebrating the birth of a new child or enjoying their young child, are often caught off guard when their child dies or suffers severe disabilities.  It is often all the parents can do to grieve their loss or take care of their injured child.  Many don't realize that someone may be responsible for their child's death, birth injury or birth defect.  The family often does not have the time or energy to file a claim or seek justice for the negligence which can bring light to the mistakes or defective product that crippled or killed their child.  However, it is important for these families to act to prevent similar mistakes from killing or crippling other children.

If you believe that your child has suffered a birth injury or your family has lost an infant or small child as a result of a medical mistake, hospital error, negligent act, or defective drug, it is important that you come forward and expose the negligence, mistake, or defective drug that caused the birth injury or loss.  For more information on Texas medical mistake infant death lawsuits, Texas birth injury lawsuits, and Texas defective drug birth defect lawsuits, please feel free to send an e-mail to Texas Birth Injury Lawyer and Texas Infant Death Lawyer Jason S. Coomer  or go to the following web page: Texas Birth Injury Lawyer and Texas Infant Death Lawyer.

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and SEC Bounty Actions by Texas International Government Bribe Lawyer, SEC Bounty Action Lawyer, and Government Illegal Kickback Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Foreign Government Bribes, Foreign Government Official Kickbacks, and Illicit Payments To Former Government Officials Are The Focus of The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and SEC Whistleblower Bounty Actions by Texas International Government Bribe Lawyer and International Government Illegal Kickback Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the new SEC Whistleblower Incentive Program work together to reward whistleblowers with original and specialized knowledge and evidence of international business corporate bribed, illegal kickbacks, and other illicit payments to foreign government officials, former government officials, and other public officials.  These new international business whistleblower reward laws are part of a worldwide movement to expose and punish multinational corporate corruption and government corruption such as contract bribes, illegal kickbacks, and large scale international fraud.  

These Foreign Corrupt Practices Act should help prevent government corruption in many countries including Russia, China, Mexico, and Brazil.  For more information on SEC Bounty Actions and the Foreign Corrupt Practices act, please feel free to go to the following web pages:

- China Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Violation Whistleblower Lawsuit
- China Port Official Bribe Whistleblower Reward Lawsuits
- China Port Official Bribe Whistleblower Reward Lawsuits 在中国
- International Medicine Procurement Bribe Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Brazilian Government Official Bribe Whistleblower Bounty Actions
- Brazil Contract Bribe FCPA Bounty Actions Em Português
- Mexico Gestores Government Official Bribe Lawsuits
- Mexico Contract Bribe FCPA Bounty Actions
- Mexico Contract Bribe FCPA Bounty Actions en Español
- Russian Government Corruption Whistleblower Reward Bounty Actions
- Юрист, занимающийся делами о взятках государственным
  должностным лицам в России
- South America Foreign Corporation Illegal Bribe Whistleblower Lawsuits
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Lawsuits and SEC Bounty Action Claims
- International Contract Government Official Bribe Bounty Actions
- Corporate Illegal Kickback & Contract Bribe Whistelblower Award Lawsuits
- International Whistleblowers and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Information Center

Medical Mistakes at the Darnall Army Community Hospital in Texas Can Be The Basis of Federal Tort Claims Act Medical Negligence Lawsuits by Texas Darnall Hospital Medical Mistake Lawyer and Texas VA Doctor Medical Mistake Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

VA Doctor Medical Mistakes at the Darnall Army Community Hospital, Brooke Army Medical Center, and Wilford Hall Medical Center in Texas Can Be The Basis of Federal Tort Claims Act Medical Negligence Lawsuits by Texas Darnall Hospital Medical Mistake Lawyer and Texas VA Doctor Medical Mistake Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

 

Medical mistakes often happen when military doctors and nurses get too busy, are understaffed by hospital administrators, are under the influence of drugs or alcohol, are not well organized, are under poor hospital administration, have not been properly trained, are overworked, or are just not paying attention.  As Veterans Administration Hospital, Navy Hospital, Army Hospital, and other Military Hospital medical budgets decrease, healing people becomes more difficult and is less of a priority than saving money sometimes creating cost cutting measures and poor hospital administration policies that cause under supported military doctors, military nurses, and military medical professionals to commit more medical mistakes.  Overworked military doctors, residents, and nurses are much more likely to make mistakes than well rested health care professionals. 

 

Designation of a Medical Advocate During a Hospital Stay and Effective Communication with Military Health Care Providers Can Help Prevent Some VA Medical Mistakes

Military Doctors, Army Doctors, Navy Doctors, Air Force Doctors, and Veterans Administration Hospitals typically provide quality medical care, but sometimes mistakes are made.  It is always a good idea to have someone that you trust look out after you when you are in the hospital.  This person can communicate important information regarding your condition and watch out for you when you are in the hospital.  It is important to make sure that you or your medical advocate communicate with health care professionals to limit the mistakes that are made.

Many mistakes happen when no one is watching.  It is extremely important when you are in the hospital to have someone that is with you and to help watch out for your well being.  This is especially true if you have an allergy to certain types of medicines, are going to be unconscious or under anesthesia, or on strong pain killers.  In such situations, it is typically a good idea to have a person that you trust to be your health care advocate with a valid HIPPA Authorization, Medical Power of Attorney, and Power of Attorney.  Communication with your health care professionals and your health care advocate is also important and can greatly limit medical mistakes.

 

Texas Military Family Medical Mistake Lawyer and Texas Military Doctor Mistake Wrongful Death Lawyer Provides Information on Military Doctor Mistake Federal Claim Lawsuits, VA Hospital Birth Injury Lawsuits, VA Hospital Hypoxia Lawsuits, and other Federal Tort Claims Act Lawsuits

Texas Military Family Medical Malpractice Lawyer and Federal Military Malpractice Lawyer, Jason Coomer commonly works with other Military Family Medical Malpractice Lawyers including Texas Darnell Hospital Military Doctor Mistake Lawyers in handling military doctor medical malpractice lawsuits including Texas military medical malpractice wrongful death lawsuits, Texas fatal doctor mistake lawsuits, Texas reckless army doctor lawsuits, Texas impaired navy doctor lawsuits, Texas careless medical deadly mistake lawsuits, Texas military doctor birth injury lawsuits, and Texas VA doctor failure to diagnose lawsuits.

For more information on Texas Military Doctor Medical Malpractice Lawsuits, please feel to contact Texas Military Doctor Medical Malpractice Lawyer, Jason S. Coomer or go to the following web pages: Military Medical Malpractice Birth Injury Lawsuit Information, VA Military Medical Malpractice FTCA Lawsuit Information, or Medical Mistake Infant Death, Birth Injury, and Birth Defect Lawsuit Information.

Texas Defective Seat Belt Crash Lawyer and Texas Defective Seat Belt Car Wreck Lawyer Investigates Defective Seat Belt Car Wrecks and Defective Safety Restraint Catastrophic Injury and Fatal Crashes

A Defective Seat Belt Can Cause Death or Serious Injuries for Those in An Automobile Accident: Automobile Manufacturers Can Often Be Held Liable For Defective Seat Belts and Defective Safety Restraints That Cause Accident Deaths, Single Vehicle Accident Deaths, and Fatal One Car Crashes by Texas Defective Seat Belt Crash Lawyer and Texas Defective Seat Belt Car Wreck Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Defective Safety Belts, Shoulder Belts, and other restraining safety devices in an automobile can cause catastrophic injuries or even death to a driver or passengers during an automobile crash.  Because seatbelts have a variety of moving parts, it is important to understand how the moving parts work and if each of the parts are working correctly when investigating a defective seat belt fatal accident or defective seatbelt catastrophic injury car crash.  This investigation should look at the overall design of the restraint devices in the vehicle and compare it to the injuries sustained by the driver and passengers as well as determine if any individual part of each safety belt, should belt, child safety seat, airbag, and other safety devices were working properly.

Typically, defective seat belt lawsuits and defective safety restraint device lawsuits can be broken down into many categories of defects. For more information on defective seat belt crash investigations and other failed safety restraint car crash investigations, please go to the following web page:  Texas Defective Seat Belt Crash Investigation Lawyer and Texas Defective Seat Belt Car Wreck Lawyer or send an e-mail to Texas Defective Seat Belt Crash Lawyer and Texas Defective Seat Belt Car Wreck Lawyer Jason Coomer.  

Texas Fiduciary Duty Lawsuits Can Arise From Business Relationships, Guardianships, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Probate, and other Fiduciary Relationships by Texas Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawyer and Austin Texas Fiduciary Duty Lawyer

Texas Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawyer Jason S. Coomer Handles A Variety of Texas Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawsuits Including Texas Trustee, Executor, Guardian, Business Executive, Financial Advisor, Board of Director, POA, and Administrator Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawsuits by Texas Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawyer and Austin Texas Fiduciary Duty Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Texas Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawyer Jason Coomer handles Texas breach of fiduciary duty lawsuits where Texas Executors, Texas Trustees, Texas Business Executives, Texas Financial Advisors, Texas Guardians, Texas Lawyers, Texas Accountants, or other persons or entities have breached their fiduciary duty causing plaintiffs to suffer damages.  As a Texas breach of fiduciary duty lawyer, he also represents executors, administrators, trustees, guardians, business executives, persons holding powers of attorney, and other persons or entities that have been accused of breaching their fiduciary duty.

To prevail on a breach of fiduciary duty claim under Texas law, a plaintiff must first prove the existence of a fiduciary relationship between the plaintiff and the defendant. See Lundy v. Masson, 260 S.W.3d 482, 501 (Tex. App.—Houston [14th Dist.] 2008, pet. denied). “[A] fiduciary duty arises out of agency law based upon a special relationship between the two parties.” In re Bass, 113 S.W.3d 735, 743 (Tex. 2003) (orig. proceeding) (citing Johnson v. Brewer & Pritchard, P.C., 73 S.W.3d 193, 200 (Tex. 2002)); see also Shands v. Tex. State Bank, 121 S.W.3d 75, 77 (Tex. App.—San Antonio 2003, pet. denied) (stating that an agency relationship creates a fiduciary relationship as a matter of law). An agent is a person who is authorized to act for another and is subject to the control of the other. SITQ E.U., Inc. v. Reata Rests., Inc., 111 S.W.3d 638, 652 (Tex. App.—Fort Worth 2003, pet. denied) (noting that agency is generally a question of fact and that the trial court, as factfinder, was free to resolve any inconsistencies in the conflicting testimony to support its implied finding of agency). “Texas law does not presume agency, and the party who alleges it has the burden of proving it.” IRA Res. Inc. v. Griego, 221 S.W.3d 592, 597 (Tex. 2007); Tex. Cityview Care Ctr., L.P. v. Fryer, 227 S.W.3d 345, 352 (Tex. App.—Fort Worth 2007, pet. dism’d) (same). 

      

For more information about Texas Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawsuits, please feel free to go to the following web page:Texas Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawyer and Austin Texas Fiduciary Duty Lawyer