Lewisville, TX
Car Accident Lawyers

J. Alexander Law Firm handles injury claims for people hurt in Lewisville car crashes. Since December 2017, our attorneys have handled car accident claims involving disputed fault, serious injuries, uninsured drivers, commercial vehicles, and multivehicle crashes.

We serve Lewisville from our Dallas office, about 20 miles south of City Hall. Before you deal with the other driver’s insurer alone, we can review what happened, identify insurance coverage that may apply, and explain your next steps.

Reviewed by Josh Alexander, Founder and Managing Attorney · Updated October 2026

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Client Video: Hit on a Freeway in the Rain

“A lady who just got off a 12 hour shift was in her left. She was sleepy.”

Driving in the rain, Quinton was sideswiped by a tired driver who drifted over from the next lane, and his car left the freeway.

His car slid about 50 yards through wet grass and mud, a sign struck the driver’s side window, and the car was a total loss. He later dealt with shoulder, hip, and side pain, plus headaches.

Watch Quinton’s Story on YouTube

We are not presenting Quinton’s wreck as a Lewisville crash. It shows how one sideswipe can become a far worse wreck, and his outcome does not predict another case.

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What Makes Us Different

  1. Insurance defense experience
  2. Quick settlements
  3. No fee unless we recover: 33 1/3% pre litigation, 40% litigation
  4. Combined legal experience of 75+ years
  5. Veteran led
  6. Assigned case manager, updates every two weeks
  7. Direct access to your lawyers
  • Portrait of Matthew Graham in a navy suit and blue striped tie

    Former Insurance Defense Experience

    Before joining our firm, Matthew Graham spent more than 10 years representing insurance companies. He later managed insurance recovery lawsuits across 10 states for a national auto insurer.

    That experience helps our team understand how insurers may challenge fault, question treatment gaps, and evaluate available coverage. Read Matthew’s background.

  • A TxDOT traffic camera view of I-635 at Webb Chapel Road in Dallas, with the camera name in the corner

    We Preserve Evidence Early

    Video can be recorded over. Vehicle data can be lost. Damaged vehicles can be repaired or destroyed.

    When a case calls for it, we send preservation requests early, often before a lawsuit is filed, to help protect the evidence that may matter later.

  • A sample auto insurance declarations page with the uninsured and underinsured motorist, personal injury protection, medical payments, and collision lines marked

    We Look Beyond the Other Driver’s Policy

    The other driver’s insurance may be only one source of payment. We also review your own coverage, including personal injury protection, uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, medical payments coverage, and collision coverage.

    Depending on the crash, we may also look for coverage through the vehicle owner, an employer, a commercial policy, a rideshare company, or an umbrella policy.

  • The first page of a redacted Texas Peace Officer’s Crash Report, with names and identifying details blacked out

    Results With the Supporting Record

    Our case result pages explain what happened in the crash, the injuries involved, the available insurance, the insurer’s position, and the gross recovery.

    Some pages also include crash photographs or a redacted police report, so readers can review the underlying record for themselves. Open an example.

  • A screen from our Texas Settlement Offer Analyzer that breaks a $237,500 offer into medical bills, a fault claim, and an illustrative one third attorney fee of $79,167

    Fees Explained in Plain Numbers

    Our fee is 33 1/3% if the claim resolves before litigation and 40% if a lawsuit is needed, plus a $300 administrative fee.

    If we do not recover money for you, you owe no attorney fee or case costs. We do not take a percentage of payments for vehicle damage or a rental car. Read our fee guide.

  • LaToya, a J. Alexander Law Firm client, with her hands over her face in front of the firm’s logo wall, in a still from her client video

    Quick Settlements

    Six of our published case results settled before a lawsuit was filed, from a $50,000 policy limit in Allen to $175,000 after a construction vehicle crash in Round Rock.

    A claim that settles without a suit skips the months of court deadlines a lawsuit adds. Speed only helps when the number is right, so the demand goes out once your records show the full injury, and if the insurer holds out, we file suit. See the results.

What Happens After You Hire Us

The work starts before a demand letter or lawsuit. Here is what we focus on in the first weeks of a claim.

Close view of a silver car’s front corner torn open, with the headlight housing and bumper parts hanging loose
What we do What it covers
We handle urgent steps We notify insurers, request the crash report, preserve available video and vehicle data, look for all applicable insurance policies, and help you understand your medical care options.
We investigate the full crash We examine what happened before the first impact, every later impact, where the vehicles stopped, and which collision may have caused each injury.
We keep you informed A case manager is assigned to you by name, and you get a direct line plus a text option. We provide updates every 14 days and aim to return calls within one business day.
We help with practical problems We explain what to save for the vehicle claim, discuss care options if you do not have health insurance, and handle insurer calls so you do not have to deal with adjusters alone.
We prepare for a dispute Most claims settle without a trial. We still prepare for disputes about fault, injuries, or value, and we explain the next step if the insurer refuses to make a fair offer.

Meet the Lawyers Who Handle the Work

Real people in their real roles. Each card links a bio and the attorney’s public State Bar of Texas record.

  • Matthew Graham, Managing Litigation Attorney at J. Alexander Law Firm

    Matthew Graham

    Managing Litigation Attorney

    Insurer defenses, coverage, and litigation

    Matthew represented insurance companies for more than 10 years. He brings more than 25 years of civil litigation experience to cases involving disputed fault, insurance coverage problems, and lawsuits.

    View State Bar record

    Read Matthew’s Bio
  • Josh Alexander, Founder and Managing Attorney at J. Alexander Law Firm

    Josh Alexander

    Se habla español
    Founder and Managing Attorney

    Disputed fault and limited coverage

    After serving in the Marine Corps during Operation Iraqi Freedom, Josh earned his Texas license in November 2017 and opened the firm the following month. He focuses on cases where fault is disputed, insurance coverage may be limited, or several vehicles were involved.

    View State Bar record

    Read Josh’s Bio
  • Laura Rivas, Senior Associate Attorney at J. Alexander Law Firm

    Laura Rivas

    Se habla español
    Senior Associate Attorney

    Medical evidence and injury documentation

    Laura focuses on treatment records, imaging, specialist notes, and gaps in care. Before law school, she spent a year working in biochemistry. She has represented injured Texans for more than nine years.

    View State Bar record

    Read Laura’s Bio
A white pickup with a crushed front end stopped on a divided highway beside the concrete barrier, with debris scattered across the lane

Lewisville Car Accident Data: 12,527 Reportable Crashes

How many reportable crashes happen in Lewisville?

TxDOT’s CRIS database lists 12,527 reportable crashes in Lewisville from 2021 through 2025. That is about 2,500 crashes each year.

Key Findings

  • 293 crashes involved a death or suspected serious injury
  • 46 people were killed and 286 had suspected serious injuries
  • 34,002 people were involved
  • I-35E accounted for 39.6% of all reportable crashes
  • 5,823 crashes happened away from any intersection
  • 1,514 crashes listed an unsafe lane change as a factor
  • 1,055 involved a commercial vehicle
  • At least 2,121 involved a hit and run driver

The Roads With the Most Crashes

RoadwayCrashesShareFatal or serious
I-35E4,95939.6%130
Business 1211,47411.8%35
SH 1211,1369.1%27
FM 3040 (Round Grove Road)5644.5%15
FM 1171 (Main Street)4553.6%11
East Corporate Drive2882.3%6
FM 5441991.6%4
All other streets3,45227.6%65

Crash Types That Appear Most Often

Crash typeCrashesShareFatal or serious
Rear end (codes 20, 22)3,45327.6%56
Same direction sideswipe (code 21)2,10716.8%17
Single vehicle (codes 1 to 5)2,28818.3%126
T bone, angle with both going straight (code 10)1,40011.2%25
Left turn in front of oncoming traffic (code 34)1,37811.0%46
All other manner codes1,90115.2%23

Single vehicle crashes had the highest rate of fatal or serious crashes: 55.1 per 1,000 crashes. The rate for all Lewisville crashes was 23.4 per 1,000.

I-35E Interchanges With the Most Crashes

  • I-35E and SH 121: 420 crashes, 10 fatal or serious
  • Business 121 and I-35E: 416 crashes, 12 fatal or serious
  • I-35E and FM 3040 (Round Grove Road): 335 crashes, 2 fatal or serious
  • I-35E and FM 1171 (Main Street): 253 crashes, 10 fatal or serious

No statistic can prove who caused your crash. But these numbers help explain why many Lewisville claims involve freeway ramps, lane changes, rear end collisions, and multivehicle impacts.

How We Counted

On September 30, 2026, we ran a public TxDOT CRIS query for reportable crashes listed in Lewisville from 2021 through 2025. The report city is the city entered by the investigating officer. It is not a strict map boundary.

Crash totals count crashes. Deaths, injuries, and people involved are counts of people.

“Fatal or serious” means the crash had a K severity code for a death or an A severity code for a suspected serious injury.

Roadway names come from TxDOT’s located street field. Crash types come from the investigating officer’s manner of collision code.

Interchange totals include only records tied to both roads, so they may undercount crashes near an interchange. The hit and run count is a minimum because TxDOT leaves that field blank for some vehicles.

Source: TxDOT CRIS crash records, queried by J. Alexander Law Firm on September 30, 2026.

Cases With Similar Crash and Insurance Issues

These crashes did not happen in Lewisville. They involved issues that also arise in Lewisville claims, including multivehicle impacts, treatment gaps, company vehicles, disputed fault, and limited insurance coverage.

  • The wet corner at Abrams Road in Dallas after the three vehicle crash, with debris near the curb and a police car at the edge of the frame

    $105,000 After a Three Vehicle Crash in Dallas

    What happened: A driver failed to yield when leaving a stop sign, hit one car, lost control, and struck a second vehicle.

    The issue: The insurer opened with a low offer.

    What mattered: A police report identifying the at fault driver and complete medical records. The result was the $100,000 policy limit plus $5,000 in UM/UIM coverage.

    Read the Dallas Three Vehicle Case
  • The rear bumper cover torn loose on the client’s white SUV after the Allen rear end crash on U.S. 75

    $50,000 After a Rear End Crash in Allen

    What happened: Our client was stopped on northbound U.S. 75 when another driver hit her from behind.

    The issue: Pain management treatment began 20 days later. Insurers often point to a treatment gap when challenging an injury claim.

    What mattered: A full treatment timeline, from first symptoms through imaging and an injection. The insurer paid its full $50,000 policy limit before a lawsuit was filed.

    Read the Allen Rear End Case
  • The client’s black Lexus with a crumpled front end, being loaded onto a tow truck after the Plano crash

    $82,500 After a Company Pickup Turned Left in Plano

    What happened: Our client had a green light at Legacy Drive and the Dallas Parkway when a company pickup turned across his path.

    The issue: The company’s insurer initially refused to pay its full policy limit.

    What mattered: A Plano city camera, an independent witness, and the crash report. The case settled after we filed suit.

    Read the Plano Company Truck Case

Amounts shown are gross, before liens, medical bills, attorney fees, and expenses. Each case rests on its own facts, and no past result guarantees yours.

What Clients Say About Communication and Care

Lauren, a J. Alexander Law Firm client, talking at a conference table in front of the firm’s logo wall in her client video

  • “Thank you for all the great doctors and chiropractor you all provided. And thank you to Samatha Garcia for always keeping us up to date and fixing any issues that came.”

    Fernie L., Google Review

  • “When my case first started, I didn’t even know where to begin, but they found me the perfect doctors and genuinely fought for my case.”

    Valeria C., Google Review

  • “They were always available to answer my questions and made sure I was connected with top doctors.”

    Teresa R., Google Review

4.9 out of 5 across more than 568 Google reviews firmwide.

One review describes one client’s experience. It is not a forecast for your case. Read more reviews · Watch client video stories

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Talk With a Lewisville Car Accident Lawyer

Talk with us before you give a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurer.

Tell us:

  • What happened before and after the first impact
  • What the police report says
  • What the insurance company has told you
  • Whether you have photographs, video, witness information, or medical records
  • Where your vehicle is now

We will explain the first steps we would take, what evidence may matter, and which insurance policies may apply.

We cannot promise a result or settlement date. We can move early on the work that matters, keep you informed, and explain what comes next.

The consultation is free. You owe no attorney fee unless we recover money for you. We are available 24/7 in English and Spanish. If travel is hard because of your injuries, ask whether an attorney can meet with you at home or at Medical City Lewisville.

Call (469) 807-7480 Free Case Review

Serving Lewisville From Our Dallas Office

Our office is in North Central Plaza III, and visitor parking is free (see the office visit guide). The firm’s Dallas car accident lawyers are based in this suite as well.

From Lewisville City Hall it is about 20 miles, usually 25 to 35 minutes taking I-35E south, then I-635 east. From Castle Hills it is about 18 miles, usually 25 to 30 minutes by FM 544 and the Dallas North Tollway.

12801 N. Central Expressway, Suite 1100
Dallas, Texas 75243

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.