Dallas personal injury lawyers almost universally work on contingency. Standard fee is 33.33% of recovery if the case settles pre-suit, 40% if a lawsuit is filed. You pay nothing upfront. Costs (filing fees, expert witnesses, depositions) come from your share at settlement.
Dallas Personal Injury Lawyer: United Law Group
Hurt in Dallas or anywhere in the DFW metroplex? Our personal injury attorneys handle car accidents, 18-wheeler wrecks, rideshare collisions, motorcycle crashes, and catastrophic injury cases across Dallas, Collin, Denton, and Tarrant counties. We force the at-fault driver's insurance to pay what your case is worth, not what the adjuster wants to settle for.
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Dallas and DFW Personal Injury Cases We Handle
Dallas alone reported 31,678 motor vehicle collisions in 2023 according to TxDOT crash data. The DFW metroplex sees roughly 80,000 reported crashes per year. Our Texas personal injury team handles every case type the metro produces.
Dallas Car Accidents and Highway Crashes
- Dallas 18-Wheeler and Commercial Truck Wrecks
- Dallas Uber and Lyft Crashes
- Dallas Motorcycle Accidents
- Dallas Pedestrian and Bicycle Accidents
- Dallas Wrongful Death Cases
I-635 (LBJ Freeway) had 2,271 crashes in 2022 the highest single-highway count in the DFW metro. Speeding accounts for 34% of Texas crashes statewide, and roughly 40% of Dallas drivers admit using phones while driving.
Why Dallas and DFW Cases Need Specialized Legal Help
Dallas alone reported 31,678 motor vehicle collisions in 2023 according to TxDOT crash data. Add in Collin, Denton, and Tarrant counties and the DFW metroplex sees roughly 80,000 reported crashes per year. Among Dallas-area highways, Interstate 635 (LBJ Freeway) had 2,271 crashes in 2022, the highest single-highway count in the metro. Speeding accounts for 34% of Texas crashes statewide, and Dallas-specific surveys show roughly 40% of drivers admit using their phones behind the wheel. That combination of volume, speed, and distraction produces serious injury cases at a rate no Dallas firm can ignore.
Why DFW Clients Choose United Law Group
- Direct Attorney Access (Not Volume Triage)
- DFW-Wide Coverage, County-Specific Strategy
- Spanish-Language Consultations and Bilingual Investigators
- We Know DFW Defense Firms and Adjusters
We know the Dallas County District Courts at the Frank Crowley Courts Building, Collin County Courts in McKinney, Tarrant County Courts in Fort Worth, and the federal Northern District of Texas.
Dallas Highway Crash Data and What It Means for Your Case
Where you got hit shapes case value. Dallas has six major highway corridors, each with its own crash patterns. Knowing the corridor changes how we work the case.
How We Build Dallas Personal Injury Cases
- Step 1: Investigation Within 72 Hours
- Step 2: Medical Documentation and Expert Lineup
- Step 3: Pre-Suit Demand Built for Trial
- Step 4: File in the Right County
Our experienced Clearwater trucking accident lawyers evaluate your claim to make sure you recover from every defendant and every insurance layer that applies.
Why Choose United Law Firm?
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Direct Attorney Access (Not Volume Triage)
Many Dallas firms run on volume. They sign hundreds of cases per month, push you to a paralegal, and only loop in an attorney for major decisions. We work the opposite way. The named attorney who signs your fee agreement is the same attorney who appears at your deposition, mediation, and trial. Chris Thibodeaux personally handles our Texas matters and meets with every client before the case is signed.
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DFW-Wide Coverage, County-Specific Strategy
DFW is not a single jurisdiction. Dallas County juries lean differently from Tarrant County juries. Collin County moves faster than Dallas County on civil dockets. Denton County has its own rules on discovery deadlines. We tailor case strategy to the specific county where your wreck happened or where venue lies under Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code 15.002. Most generalist firms apply Dallas County strategy across all four counties and lose leverage as a result.
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Spanish-Language Consultations and Bilingual Investigators
DFW is roughly 30% Hispanic, with concentration in Garland, Irving, Arlington, and Oak Cliff. Many crash victims speak Spanish at home. We provide free consultations in Spanish, prepare bilingual fee agreements, and use bilingual investigators for witness interviews when needed. Language barriers should not lower the value of your case, and we make sure they do not.
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We Know DFW Defense Firms and Adjusters
Insurance defense work in DFW is dominated by a handful of firms. We know how each one negotiates, which ones bluff trial threats and which ones actually take cases to verdict. We adjust our pacing and demand strategy accordingly. Knowing your opponent is half of leverage.
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Contact United Law Group now for a 100% free and confidential consultation. We will listen to your story, assess your claim, and explain your legal options for seeking justice. You pay nothing unless we win compensation for you.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Navigating a legal issue can be confusing. Here are quick answers to some of the most common questions we receive.
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No. We represent clients across Texas and beyond. What matters is where the wreck happened and where the at-fault parties can be served. We have represented out-of-state clients hurt in Dallas crashes and Dallas residents hurt elsewhere in Texas.
Most cases settle in 6-18 months. Soft-tissue cases with clean liability settle in 4-8 months. Surgery cases run 9-15 months. Catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases run 18-30 months. If we file suit, Dallas County trial dates typically come 12-24 months after filing.
Two years from the date of the crash under Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code 16.003. Wrongful death is also two years from the date of death. Wait too long and your claim is dead, period.
Texas runs on a modified 51% comparative negligence rule under Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code 33.001. If you are 50% or less at fault, you can recover; your damages are reduced by your fault percentage. If you are 51% or more at fault, you recover nothing.
