Stay connected with The Button Law Firm through our latest commentary, firm news, and community updates. Here, you'll find our perspective on important child safety and legal stories making headlines, updates on our work throughout Texas, and highlights from the events, organizations, and communities we're proud to support.
Whether we're discussing a significant news story, sharing milestones from around the firm, or giving back to our community, this is where you can keep up with everything happening at BLF and the issues that matter most to us.
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Child Left on Daycare Bus in El Paso Raises Serious Transportation Safety ConcernsKFOX14 reports a 6-year-old child was left alone on a daycare bus in El Paso. The Button Law Firm discusses daycare reporting obligations and transportation safety.
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Daycare Injury Lawyer Comments on Houston Case Involving Children Left in Hot CarA Houston daycare worker was arrested after children were left alone in a hot car. BLF discusses the safety failures and how we help families in similar cases.
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How Noah’s Story Underscores the Importance of Daycare Safety ChecksDiscover the tragic story of 5-year-old Noah, left in a daycare van, and how The Button Law Firm held the negligent daycare accountable.
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BLF Comments on Hatch, NM Daycare Worker Charged for Leaving Child in Hot VanOur team of lawyers offers insights on the case of a daycare worker charged with leaving a child in a hot van in New Mexico. Read the blog for more info!
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BLF’s Texas Daycare Injury Lawyers Highlight Dangers of Hot Car Deaths in Childcare FacilitiesThe Button Law Firm comments on the alarming rise of vehicular heatstroke deaths in Texas. Learn how legal obligations and safety protocols can prevent these tragedies.
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Daycare Overheating Injury Attorneys Comment on Wrongful Death Incident Involving Omaha One-Year-OldDiscover insights from daycare wrongful death attorneys regarding a tragic hot van incident at an Omaha, Nebraska, daycare. Learn about accountability and prevention strategies in childcare negligence cases.