CALA in the News
OP-ED: We need to stress responsibility
Growing up, one simple rule governed our house: You live with the consequences of your behavior. If you don't study and fail a test, learn from your mistake. If you lie, even at the prodding of adventurous best friends, there go the car keys. Read More
OP-ED: Web Extra: “Sue Easy” Web site enables the blame game
Growing up, we had one simple rule that governed our house: You live with the consequences of your behavior. If you don't study and fail a test, learn from your mistake. If you lie, even at the prodding of adventurous best friends, there go the...
Patients Beware: Lawyer Websites Posing as Medical Resources Threaten Health
Oh what a tangled Web we weave when first we practice to deceive. Consumers looking for health information on the Web would be well advised to keep these words in mind as many health-related websites, according to a recent national study,...
Legal watchdog warns against health Web sites sponsored by personal injury lawyers
AUSTIN -- Health-related Web sites sponsored by personal injury lawyers may appear to be credible online resources but are often designed to "sell, deceive or frighten" health care consumers, according to a new national study by the C...
LETTER: Too many shirk jury duty
Re: "Perry's day in court – Governor reports for jury duty, gets struck again," Wednesday news story.
Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse of Central Texas applauds Gov. Rick Perry for answering the call for jury service. Even t...
LETTER: Do the homework early
Thank you for your editorial urging voters to get to know their candidates before marking their ballot ("Learn about candidates to cast informed votes," Monday). This is particularly important in judicial races, which traditionally re...
