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McAllen Personal Injury Lawyers

Whether your injuries are minor or severe, temporary or permanent, you deserve legal representation to get maximum compensation for all the adverse effects your accident has had on your life. Many victims will quickly learn that comprehensive financial relief can be hard to come by because no liable party will be eager to shell out tens of thousands of dollars, regardless of their degree of fault.

 

Call Our McAllen Personal Injury Lawyers

Having served over 15,000 clients, with Spanish-speaking staff members on hand, we’re confident we can help you win your case, no matter how big or small — with offices in San Antonio and McAllen serving all of South Texas.

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WHO IS LIABLE FOR YOUR INJURIES

To Improve Your Chances of Winning Your Civil Claim

To improve your chances of winning your civil claim, contact our McAllen Personal Injury Law Firm. The Accident Lawyers at J.A. Davis & Associates, LLP, have extensive experience helping injured accident victims from all walks of life; we will hold the responsible parties accountable. Vital to winning any accident injury claim is accurately identifying and proving the negligence of the at-fault party and the harm you have suffered from that person’s reckless actions in Hidalgo County.

What is Negligence?

Most all personal injury claims are based on the legal principle of negligence, so we have to prove that the defendant owed you a duty of care and is in breach of that duty by having caused you harm. Once negligence is established, you can sue for damages: by filing an injury case, you can seek fair compensation for the injuries, property damages, medical expenses and other types of damages.

  • Motor Vehicle Accidents
  • Work Accidents

  • Pedestrian Accidents
  • Product Liability
  • Premises Liability

SERIOUS INJURIES

Common Types of Injuries

TEXAS LAW YOU SHOULD KNOW

Legal Concepts to Be Familiar With

Texas uses a standard called modified comparative negligence to determine liability. If you are partially responsible for your injuries — meaning you carry 51 percent or more liability — you cannot recover damages. Personal injury victims who are not primarily responsible for their injuries are eligible to receive damages proportional to the fault of other parties; 65 percent liability equates to 65 percent of potential damages, for example.

Also to be taken into account is Texas’s statute of limitations, which allows PI victims two years from the date of their accident to file a suit. Should you try to sue after this period, you will likely be too late to recover compensation from the at-fault party.

Personal Injury Lawyer in McAllen, Texas

2 Yrs
Texas Statute of Limitations for Injury Claims
51%
Maximum Fault You Can Hold and Still Recover
10,000+
Parties Who May Share Liability

Compensation for Damages: What Can You Expect?

Economic Damages

  • Tangible losses, measurable and quantifiable — all medical bills, lost present and future wages, and property damage.

Non-Economic Damages

  • Intangible damages, harder to pin down — pain and suffering, emotional distress, loss of companionship, loss of consortium, and loss of joy of life.

Punitive Damages

  • Assessed to punish the defendant, not to compensate the victim — awarded when the defendant acted in a grossly negligent, reckless, or intentional manner. The purpose is to deter others from making the same mistakes.

WHY CHOOSE US

Decades of Experience Fighting for McAllen Accident Victims

Insurers are driven by profits — an aim that can be difficult to reconcile with the need to compensate injury victims. We highly recommend getting legal representation, so we speak to these companies on your behalf and fight the big insurance companies through the legal process.

  • Extensive experience helping injured accident victims from all walks of life
  • We fight the big insurance companies through the legal process on your behalf

  • Spanish-speaking staff members on hand
  • Have served over 9,000 clients
  • Help you document medical expenses, lost wages, and other losses to maximize your claim

  • Decades of experience to fall back on

McAllen Injury FAQ

Even if you discovered your injuries after the two-year statute of limitations had passed, you may still be able to file a personal injury claim in McAllen. In cases like this, Texas law allows for the statute of limitations clock to begin ticking on the date you discovered your injury.

If the government is truly at fault, it is possible to sue a government agency for your injuries. However, these types of claims are complex and fall under different rules, so getting personal injury representation is important.

Because children cannot sue or be sued in Texas, you can file a claim on behalf of your child. Our Law Firm can advise you of the special rules that apply to these types of claims.