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Reviewed by Josh Alexander, Founder & Managing Attorney · Updated September 2026
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We evaluate other evidence besides the crash report: damage to the vehicle, road markings, debris, dashcam video, photographs, and witness information. In addition to revealing precise vehicle positions, turning movements, and evasive actions, these details can also reveal factors that the initial report may have missed.
We will check whether your statement is included in the report, whether cameras covered the collision, and whether witnesses can still be reached. We also review your own policy, including uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, since changes to coverage or declarations pages may affect what is available to you.
Because the other driver's version appears in a police report, or an adjuster repeats it back to them, a person may assume it is now permanent. It is not.
Police reports are compiled from information found at the scene, but they do not contain all the evidence.
You can feel like the conversation is over when your own insurer says you declined uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage. It is important to review the declarations page and the policy documents before accepting the first answer.
Drivers are added and removed, vehicles are replaced, and coverage selections and waivers may matter.
This is the most common reason people wait, and it costs them twice: medically, because injuries that worsen over time may require surgery later; and on the claim, because a long gap between the crash and the first appointment can be used against the case.
Not having health insurance does not automatically mean no options.
We take the burden off you: we manage communications, monitor your file, and pursue your recovery while you focus on healing.
Call (214) 206-3264Tired of talking to a different agent every week? Worried about saying the wrong thing? Let us handle the communications; the claim is handled through our firm, not you.
While your insurance company decides whether to repair the vehicle, declare it a total loss, or pay its value, tow yard storage fees can add up quickly. Your vehicle claim is separate from your injury claim. Ask about both early on so you know when and what decisions need to be made.
In the aftermath of the crash, hospital bills, therapy statements, insurance letters, and medical records may continue to arrive. We collect these records, communicate with providers and insurers, and track any outstanding balances or repayment claims on the case.
Before you accept a settlement, we explain what will be deducted for attorney's fees, case costs, and medical bills so you understand the estimated amount you may receive.
In addition to a direct phone number and a number you can text, you will have a case manager you know by name. We check in on your case every 14 days, even if records are pending, treatment is ongoing, or insurance is awaiting a response.
A serious head-on collision can leave you with questions about insurance, work, medical bills, and the future. Our team gives you a direct point of contact and clear answers as the case develops.
Insurance companies review serious injury claims for reasons to dispute fault, question treatment, or reduce payment. Before representing injured people, Matthew Graham represented insurance companies for more than a decade and directed subrogation litigation across 10 states. With more than 25 years of civil litigation experience, he brings that perspective to injured clients' cases.
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Josh Alexander has helped hundreds of injured clients across Texas and recovered millions of dollars after serious accidents. He founded J. Alexander Law Firm after serving in the U.S. Marine Corps.
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You should be able to talk about your case in the language you are most comfortable using. Laura Rivas is a bilingual Texas attorney who serves clients in English and Spanish. She has handled wrongful death, catastrophic injury, and motor vehicle cases for more than nine years.
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.
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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.
Speak with a Fort Worth head-on collision lawyer during a free consultation.
Our office is near the Stockyards and downtown Fort Worth, but you do not have to come to us immediately. We represent people injured in head-on crashes throughout Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Keller, North Richland Hills, Burleson, and the surrounding Tarrant County communities.
These crashes happen on two-lane roads, freeway access roads, at intersections, in construction zones, and on I-35W, I-30, Loop 820, and US-287.
Still in the hospital or unable to travel because of your injuries? Ask about a visit to your home or hospital. When appropriate, we can meet clients at hospitals such as JPS Health Network or Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital in 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 (214) 206-3264You pay no attorney's fee unless we recover money for you. Cost is a question many people hesitate to ask, but you should ask it on the first call.
We will explain how our fee works, which case costs come out of a recovery (none are owed without one), and what the written agreement says before you sign anything.
The settlement amount is not always what you take home. There may be bills, liens, or reimbursement claims from medical providers, health insurance companies, and health plans that must be paid out of a recovery.
You should understand the numbers before you accept a settlement offer. Ask about attorney's fees, case costs, medical balances, and the expected net amount before you accept it.
It depends on the policy, what coverage you chose, whether a waiver or rejection was actually signed, and what happened. Policies can also change over time as drivers, vehicles, and coverage selections change.
Bring your declarations page when you call. We can review it, tell you what coverage might be worth looking into, and identify UM or UIM coverage and open a claim if needed.
FWPD directs crash reports through TxDOT's CRIS system. A crash report may not be searchable for up to 14 days after the crash. Contact the Fort Worth Police Department Records Unit at 817-392-4160 if it is not available after 14 days.
If you get the report but the codes and wording do not make sense, you can call us for a free review of what it says.
In Texas personal injury cases, the deadline to file a lawsuit is generally two years from the date the claim accrues. In some situations the deadline may be shorter, such as claims against a government entity.
Practical deadlines tend to be shorter. Vehicle damage can be repaired or destroyed, video can be overwritten, and witnesses become harder to find long before the legal deadline. Talk to a lawyer about the deadlines in your case.
One free call answers the questions that matter first: what the crash report says, what your own policy may cover, and what your next step should be. For people injured in head-on collisions in Fort Worth or Tarrant County, J. Alexander Law Firm offers a free case review. Unless we recover money for you, there is no attorney's fee.
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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; 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 every injury case on a contingency fee basis, meaning no attorney fee and no case costs are owed unless a recovery is obtained. 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.
