Dallas Rear-End
Collision Lawyers

Our work is focused on proving fault, documenting injuries, reviewing insurance coverage, dealing with medical bills and liens, and pursuing injury claims after serious crashes.

We represent people hurt in rear-end collisions, multi car pileups, commercial vehicle crashes, work truck wrecks, uninsured driver cases, underinsured driver claims, and wrongful death cases.

From day one, you receive a named case manager and a direct number for your case team.

Clients receive case updates every 14 days, and we respond to calls in one business day. This includes updates when we are waiting for medical records, a crash report, a treatment milestone, or an insurance response.

Following a thorough review of your injuries, your insurance information, and the crash report, we notify your insurance companies, collect the crash report, preserve the evidence, and handle claim communication.

While you focus on appropriate medical treatment, we gather records, document your losses, negotiate with the insurer, and discuss a lawsuit if needed. We cannot settle your claim without your approval, so you decide whether to accept a settlement.

In cases involving personal injury in this case the rear end, we charge 33% of the recovery before filing a lawsuit and 40% after filing, plus a $300 administrative fee. Our fees do not stack.

Records, filing fees, experts, and depositions are separate case expenses; they are advanced by us and reimbursed in any recovery, as explained in the written agreement we provide.

Our fee should be justified by the value we add: handling the insurance company, preserving evidence, documenting your injuries and losses, identifying available coverage, organizing medical records and bills, and negotiating outstanding balances and liens when possible.

We cannot promise a specific settlement or net recovery; the outcome depends on the facts, treatment, available insurance, medical charges, and evidence in your case.

Most rear-end claims settle without a trial, but an early offer may not reflect your medical evidence, the full impact of your injuries, or all available coverage.

When fault, injuries, or insurance are disputed, our litigation team prepares the case for court. It explains the risks, costs, and timeline before a lawsuit is filed.

The driver who hit you may not be the only coverage source. We review the at fault driver's policy, employers or commercial coverage, vehicle owner or rental car policies, and your uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage when applicable.

If the driver fled, had hardly any or no insurance, or lacked a valid license, we examine the policies and facts. We then decide what options are available.

Your vehicle claim (repairs, towing, a total loss, or a rental) is separate from your injury claim, and we do not take a percentage of those payments.

If you need medical care without health insurance, we can discuss treatment under a Letter of Protection. This is where a provider may wait for payment until a settlement or recovery. It is not free care; medical charges remain part of the case and may be paid from any recovery.