Coleman County Personal Injury Lawyers — Texas Representation

How long you have to file a personal injury lawsuit in Texas depends on the circumstances. In most cases, the deadline is two years from the date of the injury. Exceptions can apply, such as claims against certain government entities or situations involving delayed discovery. Contact our office promptly to preserve your rights and avoid missed deadlines.

Case value depends on the severity of injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, property damage, and the impact on daily life. Future medical needs and long-term impairments also affect potential recovery. We evaluate your records, consult medical providers, and calculate both economic and non-economic losses to provide a realistic estimate and pursue full compensation on your behalf.

Insurance companies may pay certain medical bills as part of a settlement, but they often try to minimize payouts. Prompt documentation and strong negotiation help ensure bills and future care are considered. Keep all treatment records and receipts, and let us handle communications with insurers to protect your interests and pursue appropriate compensation.

Many personal injury cases settle before trial through negotiation. However, if fair compensation cannot be reached, litigation may be necessary to secure a just outcome. We prepare each case as if going to trial to strengthen negotiating position and will discuss likely scenarios so you can decide how to proceed.

Resolution time varies based on the complexity of the case, the extent of injuries, and whether litigation is required. Minor claims may resolve in a few months; more complex matters can take a year or longer. We strive to move cases efficiently while protecting your recovery and will keep you updated on milestones and realistic timelines.

Texas follows comparative fault rules, which can reduce recovery based on your percentage of responsibility but do not necessarily bar recovery unless you are more than 50% at fault. We analyze evidence to minimize any fault attributed to you and pursue the maximum recoverable damages given the circumstances.

Personal injury matters are often handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning fees are paid from any recovery and there is usually no upfront attorney fee. Details and percentages vary by agreement. We explain fee arrangements, potential costs, and how expenses are handled so you understand what to expect before we begin representation.

Yes. Call our office at (713) 780-1633 to schedule a no-obligation case review. Early contact helps preserve evidence and ensures timely action to protect your rights. We will listen to your situation, explain options, and outline next steps tailored to your case.

Avoid admitting fault, giving detailed recorded statements to insurers without legal advice, and posting about the accident or injuries on social media. These actions can be used against you. Seek medical care, document the scene, and consult a lawyer before accepting settlement offers to ensure your rights are protected.

Yes. The White Law Firm, P.C. represents clients throughout Texas, including Coleman County. We are familiar with local procedures and coordinate effectively with local courts and providers. We handle travel and case logistics so clients receive full representation regardless of distance, and we keep communication clear and timely throughout the process.