Underride Accident
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How Your Treatment Builds an Underride Collision Case

In a recent Hood County truck case, J. Alexander Law Firm secured a $325,000 settlement, and the medical record included 26 chiropractic visits and 6 guided pain procedures. Your claim is built the same way, from the first visit on.

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Chiropractic Care Starts Within Weeks

In the Hood County case, the first visit came within two weeks of the crash, and our client went to 26 visits over three months.

Our medical coordinator helps you get set up with a provider near your home so you do not pay out of pocket for treatment. One client told us the firm made sure his treatments stayed on schedule.

Our client in the Hood County case had no injury treatment before the crash, so the chiropractic records showed when the pain began.

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An MRI Shows What Was Injured

MRIs documented disc herniations in our client’s neck and a near full thickness tendon tear in the left shoulder.

The firm requests your MRI or X-ray results from the provider, along with your medical records and bills. After her crash, one client said the exams showed “that I had a dislocated disc.”

In the Hood County case, MRIs covered the spine as well as the left shoulder and elbow.

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Pain Injections Come Next If Needed

Our client moved on to 6 fluoroscopy-guided pain procedures, and each note recorded the relief reported.

The reported relief ranged from more than 70 percent to more than 80 percent, and the notes also show when symptoms returned.

Our team calls the provider to get the recommendation and an estimate of what the injection or procedure will cost. The firm pays those providers at a reduced rate and the cost comes out of your settlement, not your pocket.

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Surgeons Write Down Your Future Care

An orthopedic spine surgeon and an orthopedic extremity surgeon wrote down the care our client may still need.

When you tell your doctor the pain is still there, the firm asks the insurance company to cover your future care along with the treatment you received. Staff tell callers the demand includes future medicals, such as surgery later on, when an injury will need ongoing care.

In the Hood County case, the recommendations included a cervical epidural injection and a possible knee replacement if symptoms continued, and the case resolved during litigation after more than a year of treatment.

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A recent truck case from our office

Settlement: $325,000
Tractor trailer: 80,000 lb
Chiropractic visits: 26
Guided pain procedures: 6

A tractor trailer pulled into an intersection near Cresson in Hood County and failed to yield to our client’s pickup, and the officer’s report said so. Attorney Laura Rivas built the case on that finding and more than a year of treatment, and resolved it during litigation on September 1, 2026.

This crash was not an underride. Every case is different. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Read the Hood County case result

What Happens When You Call

You do not have to know who was at fault or what comes next. This is how our team handles an underride claim for you and your family.

Call after hours, hear back by noon

When the office is closed, staff take your message. Your case manager or attorney then calls you back by noon the next business day, and one client said the team was able to “explain that whole process to me.”
Your case manager keeps checking in

The team begins work on your property damage and medical setup right away. One client said her case manager “was constantly calling me, making sure I was okay,” and another got texts about appointments almost every other day.
You decide when to settle

When treatment ends, the team sends the demand. Once the top offer comes in, you get a call with the numbers and your options, and one client said her case manager wanted her “to really be happy with what I was going to be settled with.”