We evaluate fault and insurance coverage, gather and analyze evidence (crash reports, cameras, signal timing, vehicle damage, and witnesses), and pursue money recovery with a free consultation and no attorney fees unless we win. We provide case review, legal strategy, and support through the claims process, aiming to maximize compensation for T-bone crash victims in Fort Worth.
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After a T-bone crash, both drivers may believe that they have the right-of-way. The question we ask ourselves is what happened in the seconds before impact: who had the green light, who was turning, who was entering from a driveway, who failed to yield, or whether another vehicle affected the intersection.
A crash report, from our experience, is what the officer sees and what information is available at the scene. If you were injured, taken to the hospital, or unable to give a complete account, the report may not include every detail you remember.
That does not mean the report is wrong. Taking the report into account along with photos, vehicle damage, witnesses, video, and other evidence is what is important.
Per our attorneys, it may take up to 14 days for Fort Worth crash reports to become searchable through TxDOT's CRIS system, so adjusters may contact you soon after the crash and ask for a recorded statement before you have seen the report or know what evidence is available.
You can provide basic identifying information, but you do not have to give a recorded statement before you understand your options.
Gas stations, restaurants, apartment complexes, and houses have all been sources of evidence in our cases. Owners of private camera systems are sometimes surprised when we call them; many do not know their footage can be used to prove an accident.
We always look at the location, identify probable video sources, and send preservation requests when necessary. We use those legal requests to determine if relevant footage still exists before anything is deleted.
When you hire us for your injury claim, we take over communication with the insurance company, review the crash report and available evidence, gather medical records and bills, and tell you what coverage you have. Where nearby video or other evidence matters, we look for it and ask for it to be preserved.
Call (817) 330-2744You do not have to keep retelling the crash to different adjusters or worry about giving a recorded statement before you understand your options. Your insurance company and the J. Alexander Law Firm communicate about the injury claim through our firm once you hire us. We handle calls, written requests, and follow-up so you can concentrate on your recovery.
As mentioned earlier, there can be a lot of evidence after a T-bone collision, including cameras, witnesses, road evidence, crash reports, and vehicle damage. We look at the crash location and available evidence to find out what evidence is still around. We want to act quickly, not just rely on cameras or witnesses.
After an injury there may be hospital bills, therapy statements, medical records, and insurance notices. We collect and organize the records for your injury claim, communicate with your medical providers and insurers, and track any medical balances or reimbursement claims that may need to be paid.
We explain attorney's fees, case costs, medical balances, and how much you would receive if you accept a settlement offer.
We tell you who is taking care of your case and how to get in touch. You get a named case manager, a direct number, and a text number. We send you updates every 14 days, even if medical records are still pending or the insurance company has not responded, and we answer your calls within one business day.
After spending more than a decade directing insurance defense across a 10-state region, Matthew Graham began representing injured people. With more than 25 years of civil litigation experience, he understands how insurers argue about fault, medical treatment, and claim value.
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A U.S. Marine Corps veteran and trial lawyer, Josh Alexander founded J. Alexander Law Firm. His firm prepares claims that account for treatment, work loss, pain, and changes to daily life for hundreds of injured clients across Texas.
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With more than nine years of experience in motor vehicle, catastrophic injury, and wrongful death cases, Laura Rivas is a bilingual attorney who helps Fort Worth and Tarrant County clients discuss their case and ask questions in either English or Spanish.
Read Laura’s bioClients describe a team that answers questions, returns calls, and keeps them informed while their case moves forward. That is the standard we work to meet for every client.
I’ve trusted J. Alexander Law Firm with two separate cases, and they’ve always been responsive, professional, and easy to work with. They kept me informed throughout the process and helped me achieve a better outcome than I expected. I’m grateful for their work and would definitely recommend them.
Raquel and Karen went above and beyond to make sure everything was handled smoothly and that I understood every step. They were always responsive, kind, and truly cared about my case. I’m very thankful for all their hard work and would highly recommend this firm to anyone needing legal help after an accident.
I’m very grateful for all the help and support I received from this law firm. Jose always took the time to explain everything and answer my questions, he truly cared about helping me. The staff is very kind and helpful as well. Definitely recommend.
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Located on North Main Street near the Stockyards and downtown Fort Worth, we represent people injured in T-bone and side-impact accidents in Fort Worth and Tarrant County, including Arlington, Mansfield, Keller, North Richland Hills, Burleson, and nearby towns.
Ask about home or hospital visits if your injuries make it difficult to travel. When appropriate, we can meet clients at hospitals like JPS Health Network, Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth, Baylor Scott and White All Saints Medical Center Fort Worth, and Medical City Fort Worth.
The fastest way to get an answer is a free call with someone who can hear what actually happened, review the information you have, and explain the next steps.
Call (817) 330-2744You pay no attorney's fee unless we recover money for you.
Cost is the question most people are reluctant to ask, but you should not hesitate to ask it on the first call, and again in the written agreement before signing.
The settlement number is not the number you take home. Medical providers and health plans may be entitled to reimbursement out of a recovery, and those payments come off before you receive compensation.
Most people discover this at the end of the case and feel blindsided. Ask any firm to show you this math at the beginning.
Then only the evidence can settle the issue, not the two accounts. In that situation, moving early matters most.
Nearby video, signal timing data, the location of each vehicle, the scattering of debris, lane positions, and anyone who stopped at the scene can all help show who had the right of way.
Gas stations, restaurants, apartment buildings, homes, and other vehicles on the street may have a camera facing the intersection. No Texas law requires private owners to retain footage, and most systems automatically discard the oldest files.
Write down every business near that intersection and bring the list to your first call.
FWPD directs crash report requests through TxDOT's CRIS system. A crash report may take up to 14 days after the crash date to become searchable. If it is not available after 14 days, contact the FWPD Police Records Unit at 817-392-4160.
If you have the report but do not understand the codes, call us and we can review it with you.
A Texas injury lawsuit generally must be filed within two years of when the claim accrues, and certain circumstances, including some claims involving government entities, carry a shorter deadline.
Practically, the deadline is much earlier, since footage can be gone long before the legal deadline expires.
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Disclaimer: This page is attorney advertising and is provided for general information only. It is not legal advice, and reading it or contacting J. Alexander Law Firm does not create an attorney-client relationship, which is formed only by a signed written agreement. Case results described here were obtained on behalf of clients across Texas and Oklahoma; they are not necessarily Fort Worth outcomes, and past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case. Every case is unique and depends on its own facts and the insurance coverage available. The firm handles many matters on a contingency-fee basis, meaning no attorney fee is owed unless a recovery is obtained; clients may still be responsible for case costs as set out in their agreement. Time limits, including the Texas statute of limitations and shorter deadlines for claims involving government entities, can permanently bar a claim if missed; speak with an attorney promptly about the deadlines that apply to you. Prior outcomes were achieved by attorneys at the firm and do not reflect any guarantee regarding your matter.
