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Seeking Justice Against Negligent Drivers

It only takes a moment of distraction for someone to cause an accident that results in catastrophic injuries. These injuries can cost a victim everything, and the driver responsible should be accountable for the cost of recovery. When someone else causes you to suffer a car accident, we can help you hold them accountable.

At KTC Law Firm, we are a law firm dedicated to helping clients across Texas recover from their injuries. We have won thousands of cases for our clients and have more than a decade of experience, and we are ready to put that extensive skill and experience to work for you.

Why You Need An Attorney

Insurance companies and liable drivers would rather you not involve attorneys in these kinds of cases because they know it will cost them money. Our goal as your legal representation is to maximize the compensation you receive for your injuries. We believe the money you earn from your claim should cover the current and future costs of your injuries, including:

  • Medical bills
  • Property damage
  • Lost income
  • Loss of earning potential
  • Loss of life enjoyment
  • Pain and suffering

We solely practice personal injury claims because we know how many injury victims need someone at their side to help them. We explore all options for resolving these cases, including negotiating for a fair settlement and fighting for it in court through litigation. Whatever is necessary to help protect your best interests in your case, you can rest easy knowing we will be by your side to help you through it.

FAQs: Texas Motor Vehicle Accidents

Below are answers to some common questions our clients ask after a car accident in Texas.

What is the statute of limitations for filing a motor vehicle accident claim in Texas?

You generally have two years from the date of the accident to file a claim. Missing this deadline could result in losing your right to seek compensation, making it important to act quickly.

Can I still file a claim if I was partially at fault for the accident?

Yes. Texas follows a modified comparative negligence rule, meaning you can recover damages as long as you are less than 51% at fault. However, your compensation will be reduced by the percentage of your fault.

What type of evidence is important to gather after a car accident?

Collecting the right evidence is crucial to building a strong claim. Examples include:

  • Photos of the accident scene, vehicles and injuries
  • Police reports documenting the accident
  • Contact information for witnesses
  • Medical records detailing your injuries

Gathering this evidence swiftly helps ensure it is accurate and complete, which can strengthen your claim.

Should I accept a settlement offer for my car accident?

Before accepting an offer, evaluate whether it fully covers your expenses. Insurance companies often offer low initial settlements to minimize their payout. An attorney can help you assess whether the offer meets your needs for:

  • Current and future medical bills
  • Property damage
  • Lost income and earning potential
  • Pain and suffering

If the offer is inadequate, your lawyer can negotiate on your behalf to secure a fair settlement. If necessary, they can also represent you in court to fight for the compensation you deserve.

What are the common mistakes to avoid after a car accident in Texas?

Avoiding mistakes after a car accident can help protect your claim. Some key pitfalls include:

  • Admitting fault at the scene.
  • Delaying medical treatment.
  • Failing to document the accident and injuries.
  • Speaking to the other party’s insurance company without legal representation.

By steering clear of these errors, you can improve your chances of securing fair compensation for your injuries.

Leave Your Claim To Us

When we represent our clients, we act as their advocates in their cases to help them avoid critical mistakes, refuse lowball settlement offers, and pursue the outcome they deserve in their cases. If you are in the Dallas Metro, Fort Worth area, or greater Houston contact us for the help you need today. Call us at 469-917-0306 or email us here and schedule your initial consultation today.