Attorney A. Sadat Montgomery, Esq., is an experienced personal injury attorney with a demonstrated history of results. As the founding partner of Montgomery Law, PLLC, Sadat has tried and settled many complex personal injury and wrongful death cases—often resulting from catastrophic auto accidents.

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Attorney Sadat Montgomery (Diamond-level member) has successfully recovered over $50 million in compensation for his clients.

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In Texas' latest legislative session, lawmakers tried (but ultimately failed again) to pass a law prohibiting the controversial "swoop and settle" practice used by unscrupulous auto insurance companies. Texas' failure to act on this issue is concerning, as it’s a serious consumer protection issue.

Beware of ‘Swoop & Settle’ Tactics after a Car Accident

Swoop and settle refers to an insurance tactic used to pressure accident victims into quickly agreeing to inadequate settlement offers over the phone.

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While there’s not much (if any) data showing that having a dash cam in your vehicle makes you a better driver per se, the true purpose of a dash cam is to act as a silent and reliable witness should you ever need one.

Legal Advice: Get a Dash Cam Today — BEFORE You Need It

Not only do dash cams provide irrefutable evidence in the event of an accident, but they can protect you from fraud and potentially even save you money.

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If you follow the news or even social media, you’ve probably seen your fair share of ridiculous lawsuit headlines. The stories rarely even originate from your state, but because they drive engagement (i.e., clicks, comments, shares), they often get picked up by countless local news outlets across the country and end up spreading like wildfire.

How the Media Fuels the Frivolous Lawsuit Myth | Latest Articles

In many cases, a so-called frivolous lawsuit actually does have merit. It might look ridiculous to you after reading a two-paragraph article, but remember that these stories are often intentionally framed in a particular light in order to grab attention and invoke a reaction.

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At 19, Haley Taylor Schlitz is about to become the youngest ever graduate from SMU's Dedman School of Law. She’s also the youngest Black woman to ever graduate from law school in the U.S.

This 19-year-old is about to become SMU Law’s youngest-ever graduate

Haley Taylor Schlitz is also the youngest Black woman to ever graduate from law school in the U.S.

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