Houston Personal Injury Lawyers

You will likely have to deal with a large insurance company when you file a personal injury claim. These entities fight tooth and nail to pay injured victims as little as possible. They might use questionable tactics to downplay your injuries or lowball your losses. 

Our experienced personal injury lawyers in Houston won’t let you get pushed around or taken advantage of by an insurer. If they engage in bad faith practices, we’ll be ready to face them in court.

The insurance company will have a team of adjusters, attorneys, and investigators working to find ways to undervalue or deny your claim. They aren’t interested in what might be fair; they are focused on their profits. 

When you retain our Houston law firm, you gain a dedicated team to advocate for you and build a strong personal injury case. That means you have skilled negotiators who know how to argue for the best possible results. If we require expert witnesses to bolster our arguments, we know who to call.

We’ll be here for you from the time we meet until your case is resolved. At the onset, we want you to feel comfortable, understood, and informed. That’s why we maintain open communication and have an open-door policy for our clients. 

From there, we will thoroughly investigate, collect evidence proving liability, handle all filings, negotiate with opponents on your behalf, and go to court if necessary. 

You will never have to worry about where you stand or how to navigate Texas law. Our Houston injury lawyers will provide comprehensive legal services throughout every stage of the process.

You shouldn’t have to stress over a contested compensation claim when you’re struggling with injuries. Instead, you should be primarily concerned with your health and recovery. 

Let us take on insurance providers and at-fault parties – it’s what we do best. You can focus entirely on your medical treatment and let us handle the rest.

Texas injury victims are typically entitled to compensation for their economic and non-economic losses. 

Economic damages include the financial impacts of your accident and injuries, such as: 

• Medical bills 
• Future medical expenses 
• Reasonable out-of-pocket costs 
• Lost wages 
• Reduced earning capacity
• Property damage 

Non-economic damages represent your harder-to-value trauma, including: 

• Pain and suffering 
• Diminished quality of life 
• Loss of companionship 
• Emotional distress 
• Disability or impairment 
• Scarring

Our Houston injury attorneys are prepared to seek every dollar you’re owed from the at-fault party or their insurance provider.

The amount you receive will depend on the facts of your case. Generally, the more severe your injuries, the more money you can expect to recover. However, we need to examine various factors when determining the value of your losses. 

For example, we must assess the accident-related medical care costs you’ve incurred and your lost income. We also need to comprehend the extent of your physical and mental suffering. Insurance coverage and the parties involved in your case will also play a role, as will whether you share any blame for your accident. 

Once we learn more about your situation, we can provide a clearer picture of what your claim may be worth.

The Texas statute of limitations generally gives you two years from the date of your injury to file a lawsuit. However, there are exceptions to this rule, such as if you’re filing a workers’ compensation claim – meaning you could have less time to legally act. 

If you fail to take action within the applicable deadline, your case will likely be dismissed, and you’ll lose your right to compensation. Prevent that from happening by calling us today for a complimentary case evaluation.

Most Texas personal injury lawyers – including ours – represent clients on a contingency fee basis. That means it costs you nothing upfront to hire us, and we’ll start right away. We only receive payment if we obtain a favorable outcome for you. 

If we win, our attorney’s fees will be deducted from the award we secure on your behalf. We will explain this fee structure in more detail when you meet with us.