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Personal Injury

Personal Injury Help After a Serious Accident

If an accident left you with medical bills, missed work, insurance pressure, or unanswered questions, Ted Smith Law Group can help you understand the next step.

Personal injury legal documents

Your rights

When someone else's carelessness causes the injury, you can act.

A serious injury hits physical, emotional, and financial health at once. A personal injury claim helps cover current and future medical expenses, lost wages, and loss of quality of life while you focus on recovery.

Photos, medical records, the police report, insurance letters: bring what you have. You pay nothing unless the firm recovers.

Texas law

Texas uses modified comparative negligence.

The court assigns each party a percentage of fault. More than 50% at fault and you cannot recover; below that, compensation is reduced by your percentage. How fault is argued matters.

What matters in these cases.

Proving it

What a negligence case requires.

That the defendant owed you a duty of care, failed to honor it, that failure caused the incident, and you were seriously injured as a result. Most personal injury cases rest on these four elements.

Who is liable

Liability can extend beyond the obvious.

Property owners, product manufacturers, company owners, and healthcare professionals can all share fault, and insurers that wrongfully deny or delay claims can be pursued too.

Fees

No fee until the firm recovers for you.

You will not see a bill until compensation is secured on your behalf. Consultations for personal injury are free.

Insurance

Do not let the insurer dictate the value of your case.

After an accident, insurance companies look for reasons to deny your claim or drive the number down. A lawyer levels the playing field, including pursuing insurers that wrongfully deny or delay.

Deadlines

Texas gives you two years.

The statute of limitations for most Texas personal injury lawsuits is two years from the accident date. There are exceptions, but waiting costs evidence either way. Talk to a lawyer early.

Not sure where your situation fits? Request a free consultation or call (254) 690-5688.

First meeting

How to prepare for the first meeting.

Bring what you have: the police report, insurance information, witness names, photos of the scene, medical discharge papers, and property-damage estimates. Missing pieces are fine. The firm investigates and collects the rest.

How we help

Injuries the firm sees most

If negligence may be involved in any of these, speak to the firm early: evidence and deadlines both fade.

  • Neck and back injuries

    Painful and often long-lasting: limited mobility, chronic pain, and herniated discs with numbness or weakness.

  • Traumatic brain injury

    Memory loss, difficulty concentrating, and mood changes: cognitive harm that outlasts the visible injury.

  • Broken bones and burns

    Weeks or months of healing, significant medical expenses, and sometimes permanent scarring.

  • Paralysis and amputation

    Life-altering injuries that change independence, work, and quality of life, and demand full valuation.

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Ask about an injury claim.

Injury consultations are free, and you will not see a bill until compensation is secured. The sooner the facts are preserved, the stronger the claim.

Request a consultation

Personal injury and SSD/SSDI consultations are free. The office generally responds within one business day.

Do not include confidential information. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.

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How can we help?

Personal injury and SSD/SSDI consultations are free. The office generally responds within one business day.

4.6★★★★★536 public reviews

Do not include confidential information. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.