Aggressive Injury Attorneys

My job as your dedicated auto accident attorney is to review your case and help you pursue the justice you deserve. I’ve spent years living in Harrison County and know that the results of my work have a major impact on my neighbors and community. Whether your accident happened in Marshall, Waskom, Hallsville, or anywhere else in Harrison County, Texas, I’m here for you.

If you are not certain whether or not you should take legal action or have an attorney represent you in the first place, I offer free case consultations to help you better understand the scope of your situation. There’s nothing to lose by giving me a call.

I can go over the events of your accident to see if pursuing a personal injury claim is the right option for you. If I believe you have a case, we can discuss the next steps. The process of a personal injury case can vary, but common steps often include:

• Drafting a Custom Legal StrategySince all cases are different, I listen to your case goals and create a customized legal strategy based on your individual personal injury accident. I focus on working towards what you want for the outcome of your case, whether that involves quick and private mediation negotiations or a formal trial in court.
• Filing Your Personal Injury CaseThe deadline for filing a personal injury claim can differ based on the circumstances of your case. I can help you file your paperwork within the proper legal deadline, working to avoid common clerical errors that could lead to unnecessary delays in the legal process.Delaying filing can be detrimental to your case, as vital evidence can fade quickly after a personal injury incident, and your losses and debt may continue to grow. This makes it essential to seek legal counsel as soon as possible so I can help you navigate your unique case.

I can help explain what proof you need to gather to increase your chances of a successful case outcome. I work alongside professionals to gather evidence that you may not have easy access to. Examples of this include surveillance footage from cameras that caught the incident on video or testimony from professionals who can offer their opinion about what caused your injuries.

Evidence can vary, but often includes eyewitness testimony, photos, and videos taken by bystanders, victims, or another party. Other evidence usually entails documentation for proof of your injuries, such as copies of your medical records and bills, transcripts of 911 calls, copies of incident reports, proof of your emotional pain, and proof of lost income.

Courts make their decisions based on the evidence offered during the case by both sides. If the other party has more evidence leaning in their favor, it can make it difficult to secure a worthwhile settlement.

• Negotiating with Insurance CompaniesInsurance companies often use manipulative tactics to avoid having to pay victims for their injuries. Even if the insurance company is your own, the adjuster is likely waiting for you to say the wrong thing. If you misspeak by admitting guilt, it could jeopardize your recovery. With my years of experience handling client cases, I know how to navigate and counter common tactics used by insurance companies.
• Pursuing a Civil Trial CaseIf negotiations don’t result in a favorable outcome for your case or your needs, a trial may be necessary. While my goal is to resolve my clients’ cases as efficiently and quickly as possible so they can move forward in life, I have no hesitation when it comes to going to court when necessary. In fact, while most civil personal injury attorneys only try no more than 10 jury trials in their entire career, I’ve already tried over 12 times that.