It’s instinctual. You’re in pain, frustrated, or overwhelmed after an accident—and you share a quick update online. Maybe it’s a photo, a status, or a check-in. Seems harmless, right? Wrong. In 2025, social media is no longer just a platform for connection. It’s a key source of evidence for insurance adjuster

In early 2025, the Texas Supreme Court reaffirmed and clarified key elements of premises liability in the landmark decision Thomas v. Lone Star Market Group. This decision raised the bar for what injury victims must prove to hold property owners accountable.Here’s what changed:- Plaintiffs must now provide direct evidence that the property ow

In the cooking space, we often believe there’s one “good” knife that does it all. But the fact is, not all knives are made equal — and using the incorrect type can make your food preparation harder, messier, or less safe. Whether you’re slicing crispy sourdough, cutting a birthday cake, chopping sweet potatoes, dicing onions, or organizin

In the cooking space, we often think there’s one “good” knife that does it all. But the reality is, not all knives are made alike — and using the wrong type can make your cooking harder, messier, or less stable. Whether you’re slicing crunchy sourdough, cutting a special cake, chopping sweet yams, dicing onions, or organizing your tools,

In the kitchen, we often assume there’s one “good” knife that does it all. But the reality is, not all knives are made alike — and using the incorrect type can make your meal prep harder, messier, or less safe. Whether you’re slicing crusty sourdough, cutting a celebration cake, chopping sweet potatoes, dicing onions, or organizing your t