Jarrell Personal Injury Attorney — Williamson County, Texas

Most personal injury cases in Texas should be filed within two years of the injury, but there are exceptions depending on circumstances. Acting promptly helps preserve evidence and legal options. Contact us early to review your situation so we can identify any special deadlines and advise you on the best course of action.

Many personal injury firms, including The White Law Firm, P.C., handle injury claims on a contingency basis, meaning fees are collected only if recovery is obtained. This allows clients to pursue claims without upfront attorney fees. During the free case review we will explain fee arrangements, any costs that may be advanced for the case, and how settlement proceeds are distributed after expenses and fees.

Seek medical attention as soon as possible, even if injuries seem minor. Document injuries and the scene with photos, and get contact details for witnesses. Prompt treatment supports both your health and your claim. Avoid giving recorded statements to insurers without legal guidance and keep records of all medical visits and expenses. Contact an attorney to preserve evidence and protect your rights.

Case timelines vary based on injury severity, medical recovery, and whether liability is contested. Some claims settle in months, while complex cases can take longer if litigation is required. We provide realistic timelines based on the facts of your case and keep you informed about progress and settlement options throughout the process.

Many personal injury claims resolve through negotiation and settlement. However, if fair compensation cannot be reached, preparing for trial is an important option to obtain a resolution. We prepare every case as if it may go to trial to ensure the strongest possible position during settlement talks and to protect your interests if litigation becomes necessary.

Texas uses modified comparative fault, which can reduce recovery based on your percentage of fault but may not bar recovery unless your share exceeds the statutory limit. A detailed review helps determine potential recovery. An attorney can evaluate evidence to challenge or reduce assigned fault and work to maximize the compensation available under the circumstances.

Recoverable damages commonly include medical expenses, lost wages, property damage, and compensation for pain and suffering. In certain cases, other losses like loss of earning capacity may be claimed. Documenting economic losses and non-economic impacts thoroughly strengthens the case for full compensation during negotiation or litigation.

We strive for clear and timely communication by phone, email, and in-person meetings when needed. You will receive regular updates on case developments and timely responses to questions. During the free review we discuss the preferred communication method and frequency so you stay informed and comfortable throughout the process.

Bring any accident reports, medical records, bills, insurance information, photos, and contact details for witnesses. These documents help evaluate the case efficiently during the first meeting. If you do not have all records, provide as much information as possible and our team will assist in obtaining needed evidence during the investigation.

Call (713) 780-1633 or submit your information through our online contact form to request a free case review. We will evaluate your claim and explain the next steps tailored to your situation. There is no obligation for the initial consultation, and we will outline potential strategies to pursue recovery while answering any questions you have about the process.