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This week, our Daly & Black team partnered with Bread of Life Houston and TWU Local 556 for a Thanksgiving Turkey Drive in downtown Houston. The goal was simple. We wanted to support TSA workers and other Hobby airport employees who were affected by the recent government shutdown and may be facing a tougher holidayContinue reading “Daly & Black Gives Back: A Thanksgiving Turkey Drive”

Natural disasters have shaped the American landscape—physically, socially, and legally. From hurricanes and earthquakes to floods and fires, these events have not only tested our resilience but also redefined safety standards, disaster policy, and liability laws. Below, we explore the ten worst natural disasters in U.S. history, ranked primarily by loss of life, and examineContinue reading “Top 10 Worst Natural Disasters in U.S. History”

Highways are the arteries of America’s transportation system, stretching thousands of miles across diverse landscapes and connecting millions of people daily. With more than 48,000 miles of interstate highways in the U.S. (FHWA), these roads aren’t just routes for travel—they’re vital for commerce, emergency response, and national connectivity. Below, we break down the biggest highwaysContinue reading “Top 10 Biggest Highways in the United States”

Working on an oil rig is one of the most hazardous jobs in the world. From explosions and heavy machinery accidents to extreme weather and isolation, the risks are real and often catastrophic. While safety standards have improved, oil rigs remain dangerous workplaces where a single mistake can lead to tragedy. This article breaks downContinue reading “How Dangerous Is Working on an Oil Rig?”

When you finally reach a settlement after a personal injury, the last thing you want to worry about is whether the IRS will come knocking. Many people ask the same question: are personal injury settlements taxable? The answer depends on the nature of the damages awarded. While much of a settlement is typically tax-free, certainContinue reading “Are Personal Injury Settlements Taxable?”

If your home was damaged in a fire, you’re probably facing a whirlwind of emotions, questions, and urgent decisions. Between the smoke damage, structural loss, and the sheer stress of starting over, one of the most critical things you’ll need to deal with is your insurance claim. We are here to break down the fireContinue reading “Fire Damage Insurance Claim Process: What to Do After a Fire”

Between fallen trees, shattered windows, roof leaks, and water damage, the aftermath of a violent storm can feel overwhelming. And while you expect your insurance company to step up, delays, denials, and lowball offers are far too common. That’s why knowing how to file an insurance claim for storm damage the right way is crucial.Continue reading “How to File an Insurance Claim for Storm Damage Step by Step”

In a state as large and weather-prone as Texas, homeowners often wonder if windstorm insurance is legally required. The answer? Not exactly. While Texas doesn’t mandate windstorm insurance by law, many mortgage lenders, especially in coastal and high-risk areas, require it as a condition for home financing. Understanding your obligations and protections as a homeownerContinue reading “Is Windstorm Insurance Required in Texas?”

With over $1.7 trillion in annual net premiums written, the U.S. insurance market is the largest in the world. Understanding which companies dominate this landscape is essential—not just for consumers, but for policymakers, legal professionals, and researchers. The biggest insurance companies in the United States wield significant influence over claims processes, policy terms, and lobbyingContinue reading “Top 10 Biggest Insurance Companies in the United States”

HOUSTON, TX — In response to the devastating 2025 Texas Hill Country flooding, John Black, co-founder of Daly & Black, P.C., is helping lead “Hearts of the Hills”—a $1 million GoFundMe campaign to fund a Kerr County flood alert system. The fundraiser aims to protect lives by building the very infrastructure local officials identified nearlyContinue reading “Texas Hill Country Flooding Spurs $1M Fundraiser”