Parker County Personal Injury Lawyer in Texas

What should I do immediately after an accident? Get medical attention right away and follow your doctor’s instructions. Preserve evidence by taking photos, collecting witness contacts, and saving all medical and repair records, then contact a lawyer for guidance before giving recorded statements to insurers.

In most personal injury cases in Texas, you generally have two years from the date of the injury file a lawsuit. Certain exceptions can change the deadline, so consult with a lawyer promptly to protect your rights.

Many personal injury claims resolve through negotiation and settlement, but some matters proceed to trial when settlement is not achievable. We prepare every case as if it will go to trial to preserve your position and encourage fair offers.

Damages include economic losses like medical bills and lost income plus non-economic losses such as pain and suffering. Calculation considers past and future medical needs, the severity of injury, and impacts on daily life.

Many personal injury firms, including ours, operate on a contingency basis where fees are taken from any recovery rather than charged upfront. We discuss fee arrangements during the initial consultation so you understand costs before moving forward.

If the responsible driver lacks sufficient coverage, your own uninsured or underinsured motorist benefits may apply. We evaluate insurance options and pursue all available avenues for recovery, including policy limits and third-party claims.

You can handle minor claims on your own, but serious injuries, disputed liability, or complex damages often benefit from legal representation. A lawyer can help preserve evidence, negotiate with insurers, and pursue full recovery when needed.

Case timelines vary depending on medical treatment duration, the complexity of liability, and insurer responsiveness. Some claims settle within months, while others that proceed to litigation can take a year or longer.

Bring medical records, bills, insurance information, police reports, photos of the scene or injuries, and contact details for witnesses. If you do not have all documents, provide as much detail as possible so we can request missing records for you.

We provide regular updates on negotiations, medical developments, and key deadlines by phone or email according to your preferences. Clear communication is a priority so you always understand the status and options for your claim.