
$15,000,000
Truck driver fell asleep on I-45 near Palmer
We represented the family of a tradesman who died driving to work.

$15,000,000
We represented the family of a tradesman who died driving to work.

$600,000
The left ankle and fibula shattered, and surgery followed a day later.

$600,000
The insurer opened low after a five day hospital stay.

$325,000
Two neck discs were herniated, with related nerve symptoms.

$250,000
Her neck, back, shoulder and knee injuries were treated with injections.

$195,000
The insurer had not shared how much coverage the business carried.

$175,000
A concussion and two herniated neck discs were found.

$150,000
One commercial policy paid both the driver and the passenger.

$125,000
The father had a 4 mm lower back disc herniation.

$95,000
Stopped cars hid our client’s pickup from the turning driver.

$82,500
A city traffic camera and a witness confirmed what our client said.
$5,000,000
He died days later, and his family’s case settled in 2025.

$130,000
The other driver had seizures, and our client broke four ribs.
$105,000
Her left rotator cuff was partly torn, and she had a neck epidural.

$60,000
Her own auto policy paid too, though she was out walking.

$30,000
The Jeep’s driver drove off without sharing any information.

$850,000
Four months of chiropractic care followed neck and lower back injuries.

$105,000
The other car left a stop sign without yielding to our client.

$85,000
She had torn neck and back discs and later neck fusion surgery.

$80,000
The crash worsened an old back injury, and two neck epidurals followed.

$60,000
The fracture was displaced and fixed with a plate and screws.

$60,000
His broken wrist kept him off work for four months.

$60,000
Her scans showed no fracture or herniation, and both policies still paid.

$50,000
The report coded her as not injured, and the insurer still paid.

$30,000
His herniated neck disc showed up on an MRI after the crash.

$30,000
About three months of neck and back care followed the ER visit.

$30,000
The concussion came with headaches and small neck disc herniations.

$30,000
The officer’s report puts the green light on our client’s side.

$450,000
She had lower back disc herniations and a neck disc protrusion.
$100,000
Photos of both vehicles were the main proof of fault.

$89,000
Our clients had a head injury along with several sprains.

$60,000
The pickup’s insurer paid first, then his own coverage paid too.

$60,000
Police wrote no crash report and the damage looked small.

$50,000
She had whiplash type neck pain and a lower body injury.

$32,500
The crash happened in the rain, and her own policy covered her.

$30,000
An MRI found a full thickness rotator cuff tear in her shoulder.

$30,000
She spent months in treatment that included MRIs and injections.
J. Alexander Law Firm took every case on this page, for people hurt in Texas or for their families. The 37 documented results: 11 involving trucks or business vehicles, 9 rear end accidents, 12 crashes at lights, turns and stop signs, and 5 others, among them a head on collision, a hit and run, a pedestrian and a fatal forklift accident. They range from $30,000 to $15,000,000, and each title opens the full case page and its records.
Each result came from its own facts, injuries and insurance. Amounts are gross. Attorney fees, costs and medical bills came out before each client was paid, and no result predicts another.
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