Injured because someone else cut a corner?
We try cases. Insurers keep a list of which firms settle and which firms file, and for thirty years we have been on the second list.
Free case review
Tell us what happened. An attorney reads it, not a call center.
Confidential. No fee unless we win.
What we handle
We take a small number of serious cases so each one gets a trial lawyer rather than a file clerk.
Truck & Auto Collisions
Commercial vehicle, rideshare and multi-car collisions, including cases where the carrier disputes fault outright.
Workplace & Industrial
Refinery, construction and plant injuries, including third-party claims that reach beyond workers' compensation.
Medical Negligence
Misdiagnosis, surgical error and birth injury, reviewed by independent medical experts before we file anything.
Premises Liability
Serious injury on commercial property where the owner knew about the hazard and chose to leave it.
Wrongful Death
Representing families through the claim so they are free to deal with everything else.
Product Liability
Defective equipment, vehicle components and industrial machinery that should never have shipped.
What might a case like yours be worth?
A rough range based on the factors that actually move a settlement. It is an estimate, not a promise, and we would rather you saw a realistic figure than a flattering one.
Every case turns on its facts
Two claims that look identical on paper can settle ten times apart depending on the insurer, the venue and the evidence gathered in the first two weeks.
Have an Attorney Review ItThis is a general estimate only. It is not legal advice, it is not a valuation of your claim, and no attorney-client relationship is created by using it.
Verdicts and settlements
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case turns on its own facts.
Fatigued commercial driver, Interstate 10
The carrier denied liability through trial and disputed the driver's hours. The jury disagreed after seeing the logbooks we obtained in discovery.
Contractor injured by an unguarded valve
Settled six weeks before trial, once the plant's own maintenance records established the hazard had been reported twice and left in place.
Delayed diagnosis of a spinal abscess
Three separate presentations to the emergency department over nine days. The delay resulted in permanent paralysis below the waist.
What happens after you call
You pay nothing up front, and nothing at all unless we recover.
You speak to an attorney
Not an intake screener. If we are not the right firm for your case we will say so and point you toward someone better suited.
We investigate at our expense
Scene inspection, records, treating physicians, witnesses and experts. Evidence disappears quickly, which is why the first two weeks matter so much.
We file and prepare for trial
We prepare every case as though it is going in front of a jury, because that assumption is what changes the number on the insurer's offer.
You are paid
Our fee comes out of the recovery and is agreed in writing at the start. If there is no recovery, there is no fee and no bill for expenses.
The attorneys who will try your case
Ellis Vance
Board certified in personal injury trial law. Forty-one jury verdicts.
Nadia Roth
Former defense counsel for two national carriers. Knows the playbook.
Marcus Bell
Industrial and refinery claims across the Gulf Coast.
Priya Nair
Medical negligence, with a nursing background before law school.
Questions before you call
What does “no fee unless we win” actually mean?+
You pay us nothing up front and nothing hourly. Our fee is an agreed percentage of what we recover, set out in writing before we begin. If we recover nothing, you owe no fee and we absorb the case expenses.
How long do I have to file in Texas?+
Generally two years from the date of injury, but there are shorter deadlines for claims against government entities, sometimes as little as six months. Call early. Waiting is the single most common way a good claim is lost.
Will my case go to trial?+
Most resolve before trial. But cases settle for more when the other side genuinely believes you will try it, so we prepare every file as though a jury will see it.
The insurer already offered me money. Should I take it?+
Speak to a lawyer first. Early offers usually arrive before the full cost of an injury is known, and once you sign the release, the claim is over regardless of what happens to you afterwards.
What will it cost me to talk to you?+
Nothing, and there is no obligation. The consultation is confidential whether or not you hire us.
The insurer already has attorneys.
Your call is free, confidential and carries no obligation. Deadlines in Texas are shorter than most people expect.
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