Board-Certified Car Accident Trial Lawyers in Richmond, Texas
Seven minutes from the Fort Bend County courthouse. Free consultation, in English or Spanish. You owe no attorney’s fee and no case expenses unless we recover for you.
Call (281) 238-5400 Tell Us What HappenedIf the crash just happened, do these four things.
- Get checked, even if you feel “mostly fine.” Adrenaline hides injuries. An urgent care or ER visit today protects your health first and documents everything second.
- Say no to the recorded statement — politely. The other driver’s insurance company will ask. Texas law does not require you to give one. “Send me that in writing” is a complete sentence.
- Get the crash report number. The officer’s report (CR-3) is the backbone of a Fort Bend County claim. If you don’t have it, we can help you get it.
- Write down what you remember today. Where you were headed, the lane, the light, what the other driver said. Memory fades faster than you’d think.
Then, whenever you’re ready — today or next week — talk to a lawyer before you sign anything from an insurance company. The consultation is free either way.
The adjuster’s first offer has a job: closing your claim small.
Insurance adjusters are trained professionals doing their job — and their job is paying as little as the file allows. The first offer usually arrives before anyone knows whether that shoulder needs an MRI or that headache is a concussion. Once you sign a release, the claim is over, no matter what a doctor finds later.
A Texas injury claim, properly built, can include the ER bill and everything after it: follow-up treatment, physical therapy, lost wages (including sick days you were forced to burn), future care your doctor recommends, and mileage to every single appointment. Most people never claim what the law allows — not because the law is unclear, but because nobody itemized it. That’s the job we do.
Board certification is the credential insurance companies actually check.
Two of our attorneys are Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization — a credential earned through trial experience, peer evaluation, and examination, held by a small fraction of Texas lawyers.
The other thing insurers check: whether a firm actually tries cases or just settles them. Our office is in Richmond, seven minutes from the Fort Bend County Justice Center, where local injury cases are tried. We’re not a call center with a Houston billboard. When you call, you’re talking to the firm that would stand in front of your jury.
No recovery, no fee. No expenses either.
Plenty of firms say “no fee unless we win” — and then bill you for case expenses anyway. Our agreement is simpler: if we don’t recover for you, you owe us nothing. No attorney’s fee, and no case expenses. The consultation is free, and so is the answer if we think you don’t need a lawyer at all — sometimes that’s the honest advice.
Here’s exactly what the first call looks like.
- You tell us what happened — five to ten minutes, English or Spanish.
- We tell you honestly whether you have a claim worth pursuing. If you don’t, we’ll say so.
- If you do, we explain the next three steps and send the agreement to your phone. From that moment, the insurance company talks to us, not you.
Tell us what happened. We’ll call you back fast.
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Common questions
How much does a car accident lawyer cost in Texas?
At our firm, nothing unless we recover for you — no attorney's fee and no case expenses. The consultation is free.
How long do I have to file a car accident claim in Texas?
Generally two years from the crash, with exceptions that can shorten or extend it. Talk to a lawyer about your specific dates.
Should I talk to the other driver's insurance company?
You're not required to give a recorded statement. It's usually wise to speak with a lawyer first — the consultation is free.
Do I have a case if I was partly at fault?
Texas uses modified comparative fault: you can generally recover if you were 50% or less at fault, reduced by your percentage. Every case turns on its facts.
What if the other driver was uninsured?
You may have coverage through your own policy (UM/UIM). Bring your policy to the free consultation and we'll read it with you.