Serious Injury & Wrongful Death
What changed belongs in the case.
A serious injury case is not only about what happened. It is about the life that existed before it and what changed afterward.
Health. Work. Independence. Family responsibilities. Future care. Financial security. The things a person can no longer do, and the things someone else may now have to do for them.
Those consequences belong in the case.
Decades of civil trial work.
Dallas has represented injured people and families in serious injury, wrongful-death, commercial-vehicle, aviation, and other complex matters.
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every matter depends on its own facts and law.
Responsibility must be proved.
Serious injury litigation requires more than showing that something terrible happened.
The work may involve identifying who was legally responsible, preserving evidence, reconstructing events, reviewing medical and employment records, evaluating future needs, and examining insurance issues. It may also require determining whether more than one person or company contributed to the harm.
The facts determine the case.
The loss is more than a number.
A serious-injury claim may involve more than medical expenses and lost income. It may also need to account for lost independence, changed responsibilities, future care, pain, and the ordinary life the injury altered.
Time affects evidence too.
Records disappear. Memories change. Physical evidence can be lost. Businesses change systems. Vehicles are repaired, sold, or destroyed.
Prompt legal review can matter even when a formal deadline is not immediately approaching.
How fees work.
Qualifying serious-injury and wrongful-death matters may be handled on a contingency fee. Attorney fees are paid from any recovery under the written fee agreement. The fee terms and responsibility for case costs are explained before representation begins.
There is no charge for an initial conversation.