Lacy‑Lakeview Personal Injury Lawyer in Texas

What should I do immediately after an injury? Seek medical attention and ensure your condition is documented by a healthcare provider. Collect information at the scene, such as photos, witness contacts, and details about the circumstances that caused the injury. How soon should I contact a lawyer? Contact the firm as soon as possible to protect evidence and preserve legal options. Early involvement helps with deadlines and evidence collection.

Resolution time varies depending on injury severity, the need for ongoing medical treatment, and insurer cooperation. Some matters settle in months, while more complex cases can take longer. We provide an honest timeline after reviewing your case and keep clients informed at each stage of the process.

Many claims resolve through negotiation without a trial, but some require litigation to reach a fair result. If litigation is necessary, we explain the process and prepare the case for court. Clients are informed of options at every stage, and we only proceed to litigation when it serves the client’s best interests.

Settlements typically address past and future medical expenses related to the injury. The firm works to quantify those costs and negotiate with healthcare providers and insurers. We also help manage liens and outstanding balances to maximize the recovery that goes to the client.

Texas follows comparative fault rules, which can reduce recovery based on a client’s percentage of responsibility. A claim can still proceed even if the injured party shares some fault. We evaluate evidence to limit fault attribution and pursue the highest possible recovery given the facts.

The White Law Firm, P.C. handles many personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning fees are only charged if there is a recovery. We explain fee terms clearly during the initial consultation. Clients are not responsible for upfront attorney fees for representation under a contingency arrangement, though case costs and expenses are discussed in advance.

Yes. The firm represents clients throughout Texas, including McLennan County and surrounding areas. Venue and filing requirements are determined by where the incident occurred and other legal factors. We advise on the appropriate jurisdiction and take steps to file claims in the correct court if litigation is required.

Recoverable damages may include medical expenses, lost wages, loss of earning capacity, property damage, and compensation for physical pain and emotional distress. The value of each case depends on the severity of injuries, documentation, and how liabilities are established.

We prioritize clear communication and provide regular updates by phone, email, or secure client portals. Clients are notified about significant developments and next steps. You can call (713) 780-1633 to speak with the firm about case status or questions at any time.

Early settlement offers are sometimes too low and may not cover future medical needs. We review offers and advise whether a proposal is fair given the full scope of damages. Do not accept a final release without understanding the long‑term implications; consult with the firm first.