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Even if you feel fine. Adrenaline hides injuries, and a medical record from the same day is the foundation of your case.
Texas roads are unforgiving. If a driver's negligence put you in the hospital, in a tow yard, or on the phone with an insurance adjuster — call us before you say anything.
Car accident cases look different on paper — the injuries, the fault, the insurance all change from one crash to the next. What doesn't change is the work: gather the evidence, value the damages honestly, and push the at-fault side to make it right.
The other driver's insurance company will call fast, friendly, and early. Their job is to get a recorded statement and a quick, cheap settlement before you know what your case is really worth. Ours is to make sure that doesn't happen.
If you're reading this from a hospital bed, your phone, or somewhere worse — you're already doing the most important thing: looking for help. Here's the rest.
Even if you feel fine. Adrenaline hides injuries, and a medical record from the same day is the foundation of your case.
Photos of the vehicles, the scene, your injuries. Names and numbers of witnesses. Don't rely on the police report alone.
Adjusters call fast and friendly. Their job is to minimize what they pay you. Politely take their info and call us instead.
Free consultation, English or Spanish. We'll tell you honestly whether you have a case and what it could be worth.
Skid marks fade, witnesses forget, video gets erased. We move on evidence in the first 72 hours, when it matters most.
Not just the ER bill. Future care, lost wages, pain, the impact on your family — every line item the insurance side wants to ignore.
Most cases settle. The good settlements happen because the other side knows we're prepared to walk into a courtroom — and we are.
“I didn't know what to do after my accident. Johnny helped me with everything — from the doctor to my case. He treated us like family.”
In most car accident cases, Texas gives you two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim. But waiting that long is almost always a mistake — evidence disappears, witnesses move, and insurance companies use delay against you. (Attorney to verify your specific deadline.)
Texas follows a modified comparative fault rule: if you're 50% or less at fault, you can still recover damages — they're just reduced by your share of the blame. If a driver tells you "you're partly at fault, so you have no case," that's not legal advice — that's their insurance talking.
Yes. We work with medical providers who treat accident victims on a letter of protection — meaning you pay nothing upfront and they wait for the case to resolve. Getting treatment is critical, and lack of insurance shouldn't be the reason you don't get it.
It means you pay zero out of pocket. Our fee comes out of the settlement or verdict, only if we win. If we don't recover anything for you, you owe us nothing. It's not a marketing line — it's how the entire firm is set up.
Not necessarily. Your own policy may include uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, which is exactly for this situation. We'll review your policy with you and identify every available source of recovery.
Most cases settle before trial. But we prepare every case as if it's going to a jury — because that's what gets the other side to take settlement seriously. If trial is the right move for your case, we're ready for it.
Tell us what happened. We respond the same day, in English or Spanish, and we'll explain exactly what your case is worth.