What Is Personal Injury Law?
Personal injury law helps people who have been harmed because of another person's negligence, carelessness, or wrongful conduct. A personal injury claim allows injured individuals to seek compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other damages related to their injury.
Whether your injuries resulted from an accident, unsafe conditions, a defective product, or professional negligence, legal action may help you recover the compensation you deserve.
Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle
Car, truck, motorcycle, and commercial vehicle accidents can leave victims facing serious injuries and financial hardship. We help clients pursue compensation from negligent drivers and insurance companies on a contingency fee basis.
Property owners have a responsibility to maintain a reasonably safe premises. If hazardous conditions caused
your injury, you may have a premises liability claim that is covered
by liability insurance of the commercial or residential property
owner.
Serious workplace accidents can
result in severe injury, long-term medical treatment, devastating
medical bills, and lost income or job loss. We help people with on the
job accidents explore all legal options. There is no fee if there is
no recovery on workplace injury cases. Texas law handles Texas
Worker's Compensation differently.
Dog attacks can leave long,
lasting mental and physical injuries and are preventable. We hold
animal owners responsible when their pets cause severe injuries to
others.
When healthcare providers fail
to meet the accepted standards of medical care patient can suffer
devastating consequences. We represent individuals and families harmed by clear medical negligence and misdiagnosis for severe injuries and wrongful death.
Retail manufacturers, and
distributors of dangerous products that caused great harm can be held
accountable for their unsafe products. Product liability, injuries,
and claims may involve defective designs, a manufacturing defect in
the product or poor or inadequate warnings.
How Personal Injury Claims Work
Every case is unique, but most personal injury claims involve proving that another party acted negligently and that their actions caused your injuries.
Our legal team investigates the circumstances of your case, gathers evidence, negotiates with insurance companies, and, when necessary, prepares your case for trial. While many claims are resolved through settlement negotiations, we are prepared to pursue litigation when needed.
Compensation Available in Texas Personal Injury Cases
Depending on the facts of your case, compensation may include:
When a trusted individual, business partner, financial advisor, or organization causes financial harm through misconduct, legal action may be available to recover losses.
Victims of physical assault and sexual assault may pursue civil claims against
the responsible people and organizations to permitted the assault to occur separate and apart from any criminal proceedings. Assault can include those against adults or minor, children and minor children are allowed a longer time period to make an outcry for civil assault claims.
Delayed or incorrect diagnoses can lead to severe medical consequences. We represent individuals harmed by preventable medical errors.
Unsafe consumer products, defective equipment, and dangerous materials can cause significant injuries. Manufacturers may be held responsible when their products fail to meet safety standards.
Exposure to hazardous substances such as asbestos, pesticides, and other toxic products may result in serious illnesses, including cancer. We help victims pursue compensation from responsible parties.
Individuals in many different trades have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, lung, cancer, or asbestos related illnesses, and have strong legal options for compensation against responsible manufacturers and employers through a large settlement. We help people navigate through the legal
requirements to obtain compensation.
Home Modifications After a Serious Injury
Life-changing injuries often require modifications to a home to improve safety and accessibility. These modifications may include:
When another party's negligence caused your injury, these costs may be recoverable as part of your claim.