CAR ACCIDENT INJURY
ATTORNEY IN DALLAS
If you are involved in one of these traffic accidents and it was not your fault, you have the right to compensation for your injuries and medical bills.
Our legal team is prepared to fight for you.
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TEXAS LAW
THE MODIFIED COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE RULE
THE MODIFIED COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE RULE
- If you are considered to be more than 50% at fault, you cannot receive compensation.
- If you are found to be less than 50% at fault, the amount of compensation you get will be limited by the percentage of fault. For example, if the losses are $200,000 and you are 20% at fault, you are still entitled to $160,000 from the negligent driver—a sizable portion of what you will otherwise be owing.
how our law firm can help those injured in CAR accidents
Our Dallas personal injury office has the expertise and experience to conduct a thorough investigation into your car accident and create a solid legal case on your behalf that yields real results.
We don’t hesitate to take cases to trial if the insurance company refuses to settle the case for an amount that fully compensates our clients and their families for ALL their injuries
and damages.
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We Firmly Defend Your Rights
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Aggressive Representation
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Dealing With Insurance Adjusters
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Receiving Fair Compensation
LEGAL QUESTIONS? WE HAVE ANSWERS.
Our Information
Location
- 3710 Rawlins St., Suite 1420
Dallas, TX 75219
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LEARN MORE ABOUT CAR ACCIDENTS
FILING AN ACCIDENT INJURY CLAIM
We will devote the required time and resources to ensure that you and your family are adequately compensated for all of your injuries and losses, in addition to ensuring that you receive the necessary medical treatment.
All consultations are free, and you won’t pay us a dime unless we win your case.
case factors in
CAR ACCIDENTS
Many variables are considered in Texas when deciding where one falls on the fault spectrum. For example, while one driver may have been speeding at the time of the accident, the other driver may
have been the most at fault for significantly more dangerous or unsafe conduct, such as texting while driving, racing, driving with a revoked license, or driving while intoxicated.
A few
of the specific factors that a jury will likely consider when determining the value of your claim may include:
- When and where you received medical attention
- Admission of fault from any involved parties
- The evidence and documentation of the situation
TEXAS HAS THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF FATAL CAR ACCIDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES
Many variables are considered in Texas when deciding where one falls on the spectrum of fault
For example, while one driver may have been speeding at the time of the accident, the other driver may have been the most at fault for significantly more dangerous or unsafe conduct, such
as texting while driving, racing, driving with a revoked license, or driving while intoxicated.
The circumstances leading up to a car accident will influence the outcome of the
case by exposing the driver who was the most reckless prior to—and during—the accident. Disobeying traffic laws, as well as triggering the accident with unexpected movements, such as
switching lanes too fast or slamming on the brakes, is a strong indication of liability.
