Brownsville Personal Injury Lawyer

Our Brownsville personal injury attorneys are skilled at handling all the moving parts of a claim. We contact the insurance companies or responsible parties, take the court filings and gather the evidence for the case. You could be occupied with emotional stress, PTSD, or anxiety from an accident or wrongful death. It’s our job to manage the personal injury case and fight while you focus on your family.

This is actually more complicated than you might think. Obviously, the lawyer knows the law. But he also knows the insurance company and how they typically react. So he handles the relationship both with the insurance company and with the courts. But our team can also coordinate your rental car, car repair, and healthcare-related issues. Having a personal injury lawyer on your side means you have someone who advocates with you throughout the process.

A personal injury claim is possible any time you’re injured and need compensation for pain and suffering. Some of the most common personal injury claims are the following: slip and fall, dog bites, product liability, car accidents, medical malpractice, assault, wrongful death, construction injuries, and workplace accidents.

In 2020, the number of fatal occupational injuries in Texas were 469. Texas is under OSHA jurisdiction, which means private companies must observe the federal rules and regulations of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970. To review the OSHA page for Workers Rights, click here. Our Brownsville injury lawyers understand the differences between various claims and the best path to success.

First of all, not hiring one. If you don’t have a lawyer, the insurance companies (who have teams of skilled lawyers) will often not give you their best offer. They know you are outgunned. Another mistake is to not read reviews online, or speak with your friends and neighbors. We at the Law Champ are proud of our online reviews, as well as our reputation in Brownsville and McAllen, indeed, throughout the valley.

Call us for a consultation and compare us to the “competition.” We’re confident we have the best accident lawyers in Brownsville, McAllen and throughout the RGV.

Most personal injury or accident lawyers charge by contingency, which can range from 30% to 40% of the total settlement plus incurred expenses. If you call in for a consultation, our team can explain the details of how we charge and how this is only if we win or negotiate a settlement.

This varies depending on injury and property damage. For example, an 18 wheeler accident in Harlingen that injures multiple people, rather than just one can create a higher settlement, and obviously more serious injuries mean higher values, and lost wages, etc., can impact the value. It all depends.

Speak with a personal injury lawyer in our McAllen or Brownsville office, and we can give you a better estimate; but one never really knows until the case settles or goes to trial.

Personal injury lawyers here in Texas generally operate on contingency. This means that we do not get paid unless you get paid; we take on the risk of expenses as we process your case. If we win or have a settlement, a percentage is taken as well as incurred expenses. It’s complicated, so speak with a team member for an answer tailored to your unique injury accident here in the Valley.

Many drivers start with common resources. First, there’s the Brownsville Police Department, second, the City of Brownsville Police, and third, even data on how many accidents have occurred in Cameron County.  Finally, another good one is the Texas Department of Transportation and, of course, Brownsville traffic reporting.

Don’t go it alone! Contact the LAW CHAMP today for your accident and injury needs.

We recommend you speak to a Brownsville personal injury attorney as soon as possible. It’s important to get an insurance claim settled quickly to cover medical bills and lost income. Sometimes, people wait because they either think they don’t have a claim or don’t need it. In the State of Texas, the statute of limitations on a personal injury claim is two years from the date of the accident. People have asked us whether they can reopen a case and our answer is; normally, no. It’s still important to check with personal injury attorneys first. Sometimes unique circumstances can allow you to seek additional compensation.