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January 29, 2013 Attorney Kevin Madison Comments Off on Please be advised my new office address in Lakeway

Please be advised my new office address in Lakeway

Please be advised my new office address in Lakeway is now open:

Law Offices of Kevin R. Madison

The Executive Suites at Flintrock, Suite 257

2802 Flintrock Trace

Austin, TX 78738

My cell number, office number, fax number, and email remain the same.

We also have an satellite offices for client appointments in: Lakeway, downtown Austin, downtown Dallas

and surrounding metro area, Irving, Fort Worth, Frisco, Arlington, San Antonio, and Houston. All satellite

office meetings by appointment only.

Thanks, Kevin

Tel:  (512) 708-1650

Cell: (512) 784-5237

Fax: (512) 708-1654

email: kevin@kevinmadison.com

www.kevinmadison.com

Practice limited to the representation of

Crime Victims, Personal Injury Victims,

Victims of Sexual Harassment, &

Victims of Sexual Exploitation & Abuse

www.texassexualharassmentattorney.com

Highest Rating for Ethics & Competence Awarded

“AV-Preeminent” rating by Martindale-Hubbell Legal Directory

October 26, 2012 Attorney Kevin Madison Comments Off on TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE – NEED EMAILS, FAXES, AND LETTERS TO SUPPORT PROPOSED RULE BANNING INSURANCE ARBITRATION CLAUSES

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE – NEED EMAILS, FAXES, AND LETTERS TO SUPPORT PROPOSED RULE BANNING INSURANCE ARBITRATION CLAUSES

Mr. Nick Hoelscher
Office of Policy Development Counsel
Telephone: (512) 322-4316
Fax: (512) 475-1843
Email: nick.hoelscher@tdi.state.tx.us

 

Here is a sample email that I drafted, so you don’t even have to write your own:

)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

 

Mr. Nick Hoelscher
Office of Policy Development Counsel
Telephone: (512) 322-4316
Fax: (512) 475-1843
Email: nick.hoelscher@tdi.state.tx.us

                 Re: Rule to prohibit pre-dispute mandatory binding arbitration provisions in personal lines insurance products

Dear Mr. Hoelscher,

I am a resident of Texas and as an insured who carries, auto, life, and medical insurance policies I want to go on record that I SUPPORT THE Rule to prohibit pre-dispute mandatory binding arbitration provisions in personal lines insurance products.

 

Yours truly,

 

 

 

 

January 19, 2012 Attorney Kevin Madison Comments Off on Lawsuit against Casket Company Improperly Using School Logos

Lawsuit against Casket Company Improperly Using School Logos

A Georgia company that has licensing contracts with the University of Oklahoma has filed a lawsuit against a casket company that is using the OU logo on caskets. The lawsuit claims the casket company is “improperly using university logos.” The lawsuit is seeking $75,000 in damages. Staff Report, NewsOK.com

December 23, 2011 Attorney Kevin Madison Comments Off on JUSTICE FOR CRIME VICTIMS IN THE UNITED STATES: CIVIL TORT CLAIMS FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT AND SEXUAL EXPLOITATION ©

JUSTICE FOR CRIME VICTIMS IN THE UNITED STATES: CIVIL TORT CLAIMS FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT AND SEXUAL EXPLOITATION ©

JUSTICE FOR CRIME VICTIMS IN THE UNITED STATES: CIVIL TORT CLAIMS FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT AND SEXUAL EXPLOITATION ©

There is a movement gaining momentum across the United States to seek redress for physical assaults and sexual assaults in civil courts. Although we are all too familiar with the criminal justice system as “the” system of redress for victims of sexual assaults, many victims remain unaware that they may have a viable cause of action for monetary (money) damages against sexual predators in the civil justice court system. These civil actions are becoming more common in courts throughout the U.S.

Any criminal action committed against a person can not only be prosecuted in criminal court but most states allow these intentional assaults (“torts”) to be prosecuted as a civil cause of action in the civil court justice system. Physical assaults, sexual assaults, sexual exploitation by doctors, therapists, and church officials, illegally photographing and videotaping persons in a state of undress, and date rape can result in a civil verdict against these predators resulting in an award of monetary damages to the victim. In addition to compensating crime victims for their “actual damages” which may include medical bills, mental health counseling bills, and reimbursement for lost wages, civil court juries in most states can award “punitive” (exemplary) damages against criminal predators as a punishment to deter others from committing these illegal and despicable acts.

Why should anyone file a civil lawsuit against the perpetrator of a sexual assault? There are several answers to this question. I think, foremost, that by initiating civil litigation against a perpetrator, a crime victim can help regain their sense of control over their environment. Sexual and physical assaults usually leave emotional scars that result in a victim feeling a loss of control over their lives. If a crime victim can move from an inactive and passive state of “victim” to a more active and assertive state of “survivor” they may be able to regain a feeling of independence and control over their own life again. This may be the most compelling of all reasons for pursuing civil litigation against a perpetrator.

Other reasons for pursuing civil litigation against predators include, but are not limited to: (1) exposing individuals who commit these crimes to the public through media coverage and press releases (local news media are most interested in these cases); (2) seeking money damages to assist the victim in obtaining medical and psychological counseling; (3) documenting sexual harassment, assaults, and acts of sexual deviants in the civil court system where they remain on file, in perpetuity.

Kevin Madison is an Austin-based attorney with over 29 years litigation experience and 25 years experience as a judge. He is also a trained Sexual Assault Crime Victim Advocate.  He was the first attorney in Austin to file a civil lawsuit against a rapist and obtained a $1.5 million judgment in 1987. His experience and training as a police officer, police chief, prosecutor and EMT set him apart from most other personal injury attorneys as an advocate for victim rights in the civil justice system. To learn more about Kevin Madison or civil remedies available to victims of sexual assault, visit www.KevinMadison.com or call (512) 708-1650.

New blog

Hi everyone and welcome to my new blog. I will be posting articles on here that relate to my practice of representing victims of sex crimes. I look forward to sharing my thoughts with you. Please email me if you’d like me to consider a story to blog about or to ask a question about something I post.

-Kevin

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