Automobile Accidents
A serious car accident can happen in seconds and change everything that follows — medical bills, missed work, and an insurance company already building its defense. You need someone building your case just as fast.
Representing Drivers, Passengers & Pedestrians After a Crash
Texas roads see tens of thousands of serious crashes every year, and the moments after a collision are rarely straightforward. Police reports get facts wrong, insurance adjusters move quickly to lock in a low number, and physical evidence — skid marks, vehicle damage, traffic camera footage — doesn't last long. Jason has spent his career investigating exactly these cases, from single-car collisions to multi-vehicle pileups.
Whether the crash involved a distracted driver, someone running a red light, an unsafe lane change, or a rear-end collision at a stoplight, the same standard applies: a driver who fails to exercise reasonable care can be held responsible for the harm that follows.
Types of Collisions Handled
- Rear-end & intersection collisions
- Head-on & multi-vehicle crashes
- Distracted & texting driver accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Pedestrian accidents
- Hit-and-run collisions
Why the First Few Weeks Count
Evidence Fades Fast
Skid marks disappear, vehicles get repaired, and surveillance footage is often overwritten within days — early investigation preserves what a case depends on.
Insurers Move Quickly
An early settlement offer is rarely a fair one. Adjusters are trained to close cases before the full extent of an injury is known.
Medical Documentation
A well-documented course of treatment does more than help recovery — it's often the strongest evidence of how serious the injury really is.
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