Attorney Tom Crosley spoke before a group of more than 100 dentists at the Texas Dental Association’s annual meeting in San Antonio yesterday. (more…)

The United States House of Representatives today examined the lack of oversight that has allowed an alarming trend of flagrant dental fraud in the Texas Medicaid program. (more…)

KSAT Channel 12 reports that a local orthodontics clinic “failed to meet the dental standard of care” when treating their patients by performing procedures that were not medically necessary and installing unneeded orthodontic appliances. (more…)

WFAA reporter Byron Harris has revealed alleged Texas Medicaid fraud and aggressive tactics of “dental mills” used to create a steady stream of new patients. (more…)

SAN ANTONIO — The family of San Antonio police officer Sergio Antillon, who died 15 days after being struck by a drunk driver on October 14, 2010, filed suit today against the drunk driver of the vehicle that struck him, a second drunk driver to whom the officer had stopped to render aid, and the bar and bartender who are accused of over-serving alcoholic drinks to one of the drunk drivers shortly before the fatal accident. (more…)

Congratulations to Crosley Law Firm head paralegal Robert Soliz!  He has fulfilled his recertification requirements for a Certificate of Special Competence in Personal Injury Trial Law. (more…)

Tom Crosley gave a presentation in Dallas at a legal seminar yesterday.  The seminar was hosted by the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, (more…)

The October 2011 issue of Texas Monthly magazine lists Tom Crosley as a “Texas Super Lawyer.”  This marks the sixth consecutive year that Mr. Crosley has been selected.  Only 5% of the attorneys in Texas are named to the list. (more…)

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Attorney Tom Crosley reached a settlement this month on behalf of an 18 year old girl in Scottsdale, AZ.  She was a back seat passenger in a car driven by a teenaged boy.  The driver was not paying attention to the roadway — allegedly due to “texting while driving.” (more…)