Bryan Pope

A trial lawyer for over 20 years, Bryan Pope is dedicated to fighting for justice while defending the rights of his clients. Bryan's influence often goes further—helping clients to navigate life-altering events and overwhelming grief.

Lawsuit Highlights How RSD/CRPS Often Misunderstood

Although Jim Broatch, executive vice president of the Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association, describes the pain associated with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) as greater than that of giving birth or having a digit amputated, there is widespread misunderstanding about the pain and

By Bryan Pope

/ 9 Sep 2015

Lawsuit Highlights How RSD/CRPS Often Misunderstood

Fatal Dallas Bus Crash Puts Focus on Bus Safety

Tragically, a charter tour bus crashed this morning just outside of Dallas resulting in two deaths and numerous serious injuries. The tour bus was packed with senior citizens on their way from…

By Bryan Pope

/ 11 Apr 2013

Fatal Dallas Bus Crash Puts Focus on Bus Safety

Will Texas Continue to Look The Other Way to The Danger of Distracted Driving?

A bill was filed in the Texas House this week aimed at creating criminal penalties for people who choose to text and drive. Former Speaker of the House, Tom Craddick (R) from Midland called this…

By Bryan Pope

/ 1 Mar 2013

Will Texas Continue to Look The Other Way to The Danger of Distracted Driving?

Recent Tour Bus Crashes Show Urgent Need for Seatbelts to Provide Passenger Safety

Tragically, there was another tour bus crash last night outside of Los Angeles, which left 8 people dead and another 38 seriously injured. The bus was returning to Tijuana, Mexico from a…

By Bryan Pope

/ 4 Feb 2013

Recent Tour Bus Crashes Show Urgent Need for Seatbelts to Provide Passenger Safety

Worker Killed in Industrial Workplace Incident at Texas Instruments in Dallas

A worker at a Texas Instruments plant in Dallas, Texas was killed Monday in a major incident. Apparently, there was an explosion at a water purifier which resulted in the worker being impaled by the…

By Bryan Pope

/ 12 Oct 2011

Worker Killed in Industrial Workplace Incident at Texas Instruments in Dallas

Massive Explosion and Fire at Texas Chemical Plant Causes Public Safety Concerns

A huge explosion this morning at the Magnablend chemical plant in Waxahachie, Texas caused a massive fire which created a potentially dangerous situation for the area around the plant. According to…

By Bryan Pope

/ 3 Oct 2011

Massive Explosion and Fire at Texas Chemical Plant Causes Public Safety Concerns

Another Texas Bus Crash Shows Urgent Need for Seat Belts on Tour Buses

In yet another potentially tragic reminder that Congress needs to act NOW to mandate seat belts on motorcoach and school buses, an early morning rollover tour bus crash in San Marcos, Texas, has…

By Bryan Pope

/ 1 Jul 2011

Another Texas Bus Crash Shows Urgent Need for Seat Belts on Tour Buses

Hot Coffee Spills The Secrets of Tort Deform

Tonight on HBO, the documentary movie Hot Coffee by Susan Saladoff, the former president of Public Justice will premier at 9 pm EST. This movie will finally provide a strong and persuasive response…

By Bryan Pope

/ 27 Jun 2011

Hot Coffee Spills The Secrets of Tort Deform

Special Interest Money Flows Into Texas To Buy Corporate Immunity

I know it appears that all I want to talk about these days is the Tort Reform movement in Texas this Legislative Session. But people need to understand that decisions that will be made in the next…

By Bryan Pope

/ 20 May 2011

Special Interest Money Flows Into Texas To Buy Corporate Immunity

Texas Legislators Attempting to Slam Courthouse Doors for Victims and Consumers

Although the State of Texas faces a multimillion dollar budgetary shortfall, the public schools are threatened by massive cuts in teachers and resources, and the elderly, handicapped and the poor…

By Bryan Pope

/ 18 May 2011

Texas Legislators Attempting to Slam Courthouse Doors for Victims and Consumers

Texas Legislature Recklessly Proposes 85 MPH Speed Limit

So I’m recently reading the Dallas Morning News and saw where our State Legislature, in its infinite wisdom, has proposed raising the speed limit on some highways to 85 mph. Ironically, this…

By Bryan Pope

/ 24 Apr 2011

Texas Legislature Recklessly Proposes 85 MPH Speed Limit