A Frisco crash can become harder when the other driver changes their story, the report is incomplete, or the evidence is somewhere else. J. Alexander Law Firm helps identify what still exists (video, vehicle damage, witnesses, crash records, and insurance coverage) and builds the claim from there.
Reviewed by Josh Alexander, Founder and Managing Attorney · Updated September 2026
About 20 miles from Frisco Square. The drive to our Dallas office takes roughly 25 minutes by the Dallas North Tollway when traffic is light.
12801 N. Central Expressway, Suite 1100, Dallas, TX 75243Too hurt to travel? We can come to you at home, in the hospital, or another local Frisco location.
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Texas Trial Lawyers AssociationFrom 2021 through 2025, J. Alexander Law Firm’s TxDOT CRIS analysis identified 13,085 reportable crashes in Frisco. Nearly half, 49.9%, occurred at an intersection or were related to one, and 433 involved a commercial vehicle.
These numbers do not decide fault. They show why a Frisco crash can require evidence beyond the police report, especially at intersections, tollway corridors, driveways, and commercial traffic routes.
| Frisco road | Reported crashes | Serious crashes |
|---|---|---|
| SH 121 / Sam Rayburn Tollway | 2,468 | 57 |
| Preston Road / SH 289 | 1,300 | 33 |
| University Drive / US 380 | 1,094 | 34 |
| Dallas North Tollway | 1,052 | 18 |
| FM 423 | 748 | 23 |
In Frisco, the evidence may be more scattered than the wreck itself. On the busiest corridors, the best proof may sit outside the two vehicles: at a business camera, a tollway access area, a parking lot, a fleet system, or with a witness the officer never reached.
Method note: The firm’s September 29, 2026 TxDOT CRIS query covers reportable crashes from 2021 through 2025 with Frisco listed as the crash city. A serious crash involved at least one fatal or suspected serious injury. Of the 13,085 crashes, 9,938 were on the Collin County side of Frisco and 3,147 on the Denton County side, and the total matches Frisco’s count in our Texas Left Turn Crash Index.
We identify available footage, photographs, vehicle damage, witnesses, commercial records, and crash report information before the record changes.
We compare the report with the damage, roadway layout, photos, video, witness accounts, and collision timing. The claim should not rest on whichever driver spoke first.
A driver may not be the only insured party. The review can include the vehicle owner, employer, commercial carrier, household policy, rideshare coverage, and your own UM/UIM policy.
Symptoms can become clearer after the crash. The case record follows the first complaint through medical care, imaging, therapy, missed work, and the practical limits the injury creates.
Matthew Graham’s insurer side litigation and subrogation experience informs the firm’s review of coverage, fault, and insurer arguments.
The absence of a police report did not end the claim. The firm developed the available evidence, treatment record, and insurance claim, resulting in a $100,000 recovery.
Read the rear end case with no police report
A company truck turned into the client’s path in Midland. The case required attention to the commercial vehicle and available coverage, and it resolved for $95,000.
Read the Midland company truck case
A commercial driver in Rockwall County who did not control speed set off a five vehicle collision. Laura Rivas secured the $600,000 settlement through litigation.
Read the Rockwall commercial crash caseResults depend on the evidence, injuries, insurance coverage, and other facts. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Amounts are gross recoveries before fees, expenses, and liens.
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You do not pay attorney fees up front for an injury claim. J. Alexander Law Firm works on a contingency fee, which means attorney fees are paid only if money is recovered for your case.
Vehicle repair, total loss, or rental questions? We can help with those along the way. The attorney fee applies only to the injury claim, and the firm does not take a percentage of property damage or rental payments.
Before you sign anything, the representation agreement explains the exact fee and expenses that may apply. You can review it, ask questions, and decide whether the arrangement works for you.
The $300 administrative fee is charged one time, and only when money is recovered. Medical bills, liens, case expenses, and other amounts may affect your final share. The firm cannot promise a net settlement amount before the case is evaluated and resolved.
You do not need every document before you call. A photo, a report number, a voicemail, a damaged vehicle, hospital paperwork, or simply what you remember is enough to begin.
Plan on 17 to 27 miles by road, depending on your side of Frisco: about 17 from The Star, 20 from Frisco Square, and 25 to 27 from the FM 423 and US 380 edges of the city. With light traffic the trip takes 22 to 33 minutes; weekday rush hour on the Tollway and LBJ runs longer.
If travel is difficult after the wreck, tell us. J. Alexander Law Firm can come to you in Frisco.
Disclaimer: This page provides general information and does not create an attorney client relationship. Every case is different. The information on this page is not legal advice, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Consult an attorney about the specific facts of your situation.