Anson Personal Injury Attorney — Jones County, Texas

In Texas, the typical deadline to file a personal injury lawsuit is two years from the date of the injury. This time limit, known as the statute of limitations, can have exceptions based on the circumstances of your case. Because timing is important, it is wise to seek legal guidance early to preserve evidence and avoid losing the right to file. If a claim may be subject to a different deadline, a legal review can identify applicable exceptions.

Many personal injury firms, including ours, offer an initial case evaluation at no upfront charge to review the facts and explain potential next steps. During this conversation we assess liability, damages, and practical options. If you decide to move forward, most personal injury matters are handled on a contingency-fee basis, which means fees are collected from any recovery rather than billed upfront. We will explain fee arrangements clearly before work begins.

Many personal injury cases resolve through settlement negotiations with insurers, avoiding the need for trial. A negotiated settlement can provide a faster resolution while covering medical bills and other losses. If a fair settlement cannot be reached, pursuing a lawsuit and taking a case to trial may be necessary. We prepare cases for litigation so clients are ready for either outcome and understand the advantages and risks.

Insurance companies may make early offers that seem convenient but often undervalue future medical needs and non-economic losses. Reviewing any offer with legal counsel helps ensure it fairly compensates accidental losses. Do not sign release documents or accept a final payment without understanding the long-term implications. We can analyze offers and advise whether acceptance is appropriate.

Initial medical bills are usually paid through health insurance or out of pocket, followed by reimbursement through a settlement or court award when liability is established. Some cases may involve negotiations about future medical expenses. Keeping thorough records of treatment and expenses is essential to recover those costs. We assist in compiling documentation to present a comprehensive picture of medical needs and associated losses.

Texas follows a comparative fault system that reduces your recovery by the percentage of fault assigned to you. If you are partly responsible, you may still recover damages, but your award will be adjusted to reflect your share of responsibility. It is important to gather evidence that minimizes your assigned fault and shows the other party’s responsibility. We examine the facts carefully to present a clear picture of liability.

The timeline varies by case complexity, severity of injuries, and whether parties negotiate or proceed to trial. Some claims settle within months, while others take a year or longer to fully resolve. We provide case-specific estimates after reviewing your medical treatment and liability issues, and we work to move claims forward efficiently while protecting your interests.

Bring any medical records, billing statements, accident reports, photographs of the incident or injuries, and contact information for witnesses. Also bring any correspondence from insurance companies and your policy information if available. If you do not have all documents, bring what you can; we can help gather missing records with your authorization and guide you on additional information that will help the evaluation.

The White Law Firm, P.C. handles personal injury matters throughout Texas and assists clients in Jones County, including Anson, as well as other nearby communities. We adapt to local filing requirements and court procedures as needed. Contact our office to confirm coverage for your location and to schedule a consultation to discuss how we can help with a claim in your area.

To start, call (713) 780-1633 or submit your information through our website for an initial case review. We will listen to your account, explain options, and recommend practical next steps tailored to your situation. Early contact helps preserve evidence and deadlines, so reach out as soon as possible after an injury to protect your rights and begin the claims process.