Rosharon Personal Injury Lawyer Serving Brazoria County, Texas

Most personal injury claims in Texas must be filed within two years of the injury date, which is the general statute of limitations for injury lawsuits. There are exceptions that can extend or shorten that period depending on the circumstances. It is important to consult promptly because evidence can be lost and deadlines may apply. Contacting a legal team early helps identify any special rules or exceptions that might affect your ability to bring a claim.

Fault is determined by examining police reports, witness statements, photographs, traffic laws, and other evidence to assess whether a driver failed to exercise reasonable care. Comparative fault rules may reduce a recovery if the injured person bears some responsibility. Insurance companies and courts weigh the available evidence to assign percentages of fault. Legal representation helps ensure the evidence is properly collected and presented to protect your position.

Recoverable compensation can include past and future medical expenses, lost wages, diminished earning capacity, property damage, and non-economic losses like pain and suffering. Each case is unique and available damages depend on the facts. Documenting medical treatment, employment impact, and other losses is essential. A carefully prepared claim increases the likelihood of full and fair compensation for measurable and intangible harms.

Many cases resolve through settlement negotiations with insurers, avoiding the need for trial. Negotiated settlements can be faster and less costly when parties are willing to reach an agreement. However, if negotiations fail to produce a fair result, filing a lawsuit and pursuing litigation may be necessary. Preparation for trial strengthens settlement leverage and ensures claims are pursued diligently.

Our firm typically handles personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning fees are taken as a percentage of recovery and there is no upfront attorney fee. Clients remain responsible for certain case-related costs, which are discussed during intake. We provide clear fee information at the outset so you understand how costs are handled and what to expect financially during the claims process.

Seek medical attention as soon as possible and follow your treatment plan. Report the incident to the appropriate authorities or property owner and gather contact information for any witnesses. Preserve documentation such as accident reports, photos, and bills. Contact a legal team early to discuss your rights and ensure evidence is preserved and deadlines are met.

Yes. Texas follows modified comparative fault rules that reduce a claimant’s recovery by their percentage of fault. If you are less than 51% at fault, you can still recover damages reduced by your share of responsibility. It is important to contest inflated fault claims by others and to present evidence that fairly allocates responsibility. Legal guidance can help minimize a claimant’s assigned fault.

Case duration depends on the complexity of injuries, the clarity of liability, and the readiness of insurance companies to negotiate. Some matters resolve in a few months, while others take longer if litigation is necessary. A legal team can provide an estimated timeline after an initial review, explain factors that influence duration, and work to move your case forward efficiently.

Medical providers may bill your health insurer first, and some clients use medical payments coverage or personal health insurance for immediate care. If the claim is successful, medical bills are typically included in the recovery. Early communication with medical providers and your legal team helps coordinate billing and protect your rights to reimbursement from a settlement or judgment.

Call (713) 780-1633 or send a message through our website to schedule an initial consultation. We will listen to your account, review available records, and explain potential next steps without pressure. During the consultation we discuss fees, timelines, and what documents to gather. If you choose to proceed, we begin investigation and case preparation promptly to protect your interests.