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Auto/18-Wheeler Accidents

An auto accident can leave you facing serious injuries, medical bills, and emotional distress. We’re here to handle the legal complexities, protect your rights, and pursue the maximum compensation for your recovery.

Product Liability

We hold manufacturers accountable for defective products that cause injury, ensuring victims receive fair compensation for their harm.

Establishment Accidents

If you slipped, tripped, or were hurt on someone else’s property, we’re here to help. Property owners have a duty to keep their spaces safe. When they don’t, and you’re injured, we step in to protect your rights.

Workplace Accidents

Workplace injuries can occur due to unsafe conditions, equipment malfunctions, or employer negligence. We’re here to hold the responsible parties accountable, and recover the compensation you need to move forward.

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Your Questions Answered

Do I really need a lawyer for my injury claim, or can I handle it myself?

Handling an injury claim on your own is possible, but it can be tricky if you're not familiar with the legal process or the insurance company's tactics. If your injury is minor and the liability is clear, you might be able to settle the claim on your own. However, insurance companies often aim to pay as little as possible, and they might use tactics to reduce your payout. In such cases, a lawyer can be invaluable in ensuring that your rights are protected and that you receive the full compensation you deserve.

If your case is more complicated—such as dealing with significant injuries, disputes over fault, or a difficult insurance company—having a lawyer is often necessary. Lawyers can help you navigate the paperwork, deal with the insurance adjusters, and ensure that you’re not pressured into accepting a low settlement. A lawyer can also represent you in court if the case goes that far, increasing your chances of a favorable outcome.

How Does “No Win No Fee” Work?

The “No Win No Fee”, also known as a contingency fee, is an arrangement designed to make legal services accessible to individuals who might not have the financial resources to pay upfront. Under this model, you won’t have to pay us unless your case is successful. Instead of charging hourly fees or requiring a retainer, we agree to take on the case and will receive a portion of the compensation you win if the case results in a positive outcome. This gives you the opportunity to pursue legal action without worrying about legal fees during the process.

One of the key benefits of the “No Win No Fee” system is that it reduces financial risk for the client. If you lose your case, you won’t be required to pay the lawyer’s fees. This arrangement is particularly useful for personal injury claims or cases where the client is unsure of the outcome. It allows individuals who might not be able to afford a lawyer otherwise to have professional legal representation, which can significantly improve a better outcome for your case.

Do I have to come to your office, or will you come to me?

At our law firm, we make it as easy as possible for you to get the legal help you need, especially if you're unable to travel due to your injuries. We offer remote consultations through phone call allowing you to get expert legal advice from the comfort of your own home or wherever you may be. Additionally, if you'd prefer, you can reach out to us directly through our website by filling out an online inquiry, and we’ll get back to you promptly to discuss your case.

If you’d prefer to meet in person, we also offer flexible options. You’re welcome to visit our office, or if you’re unable to travel, we can arrange to meet you at your home, in the hospital, or another location that works better for you. Our goal is to make the process as convenient and accessible as possible so you can focus on your recovery while we handle the legal details.

If I’m represented by an attorney, will I have to go to court?

In many personal injury cases, going to court is not necessary. When you're represented by experienced attorneys like ours, they’ll handle most of the communication, negotiation, and paperwork on your behalf. In fact, the majority of personal injury claims are settled outside of court through negotiations with insurance companies. Your lawyer will work to secure a fair settlement without the need for a trial.

However, if a fair agreement can’t be reached, going to court may be the next step to protect your rights and pursue the compensation you deserve. If that happens, your attorney will fully prepare you for what to expect and guide you through every part of the process. The decision to go to court is always made with your input and best interest in mind.

Have I been illegally solicited by an attorney?

Being illegally solicited by an attorney means that a lawyer—or someone working for them—has contacted you directly after an accident or injury without your consent, often trying to pressure you into hiring them. This type of contact can come through a phone call, text, home visit, or even someone showing up at the hospital. In many states, this behavior is considered unethical and illegal, especially if it occurs shortly after an accident when you're still vulnerable and recovering.

Attorneys must follow strict rules of professional conduct that are designed to protect you from being taken advantage of during a difficult time. When a lawyer breaks those rules by soliciting your case without your request, it raises serious concerns about their ethics and intentions. If you've been approached in this way, it's important to know you have rights—and you don’t have to deal with it alone.

I just got hit/into an accident, what do I do now?

If you’ve just been in an accident, try to stay calm and prioritize your health. Call emergency services right away, and make sure anyone who’s injured gets medical attention. If it’s safe to do so, take photos of the vehicles, the scene, and any visible injuries. Get the contact and insurance information of the other driver, and if there are any witnesses, collect their names and numbers too. These details can be incredibly important for your case later on.

Once you've received medical attention and things have settled down, it’s a good idea to reach out to a personal injury lawyer. The sooner you talk to an attorney, the better—we can help guide you on what to do next, speak to the insurance company on your behalf, and make sure your rights are protected from the very beginning. We're here to help you move forward the right way.

I have a pre-existing injury. Does this affect my case?

Having a pre-existing injury doesn’t automatically hurt your personal injury case, but it can make things more complex. Insurance companies often try to use prior injuries to reduce or deny compensation, claiming your current pain is unrelated to the accident. However, if your condition was worsened or aggravated by the incident, you still have the right to seek compensation for that aggravation.

Our job is to show how the accident impacted your health beyond your pre-existing condition. With the help of medical records, expert opinions, and a clear legal strategy, we can build a strong case that proves the accident made your condition worse or caused new injuries altogether. You shouldn’t be penalized for having a medical history—what matters is how the accident changed your health.

I’m partly at fault for the accident. Can I still get compensation?

Yes, you can still receive compensation in Texas even if you're partly at fault for the accident, but there is a limit. Under Texas' modified comparative negligence rule, you can recover damages as long as you're 51% or less at fault. If you’re found to be more than 51% responsible for the accident, you would be barred from recovering any compensation.

Every case is different, and determining fault isn’t always black and white. That’s why it’s important to speak with an experienced personal injury attorney who can help investigate the details, challenge unfair blame, and work to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Don’t assume you don’t have a case—let us help you understand your rights and options.

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