DUI INJURY CLAIMS
They Made a Choice.
You Are Paying For It.
The criminal case belongs to the state. Your claim belongs to you, and it runs on its own clock.
The first talk is free
No attorney fees unless you recover
Someone answers day and night
The short version
Three Answers, Right Now
If you read nothing else on this page, read these.
1
Do I Have a Case?
If a drunk driver hurt you, yes. There may also be a claim against the place that kept serving them.
2
What Does It Cost?
Nothing up front. We only get paid if we win money for you, and the first talk is free either way.
3
How Long Do I Have?
Most Texas claims have a two year deadline. Some are much shorter, like a claim against a city. Call early.
How We Help
There May Be More Than One Claim
1
The Driver
Their insurance still owes what it owes, even while the criminal case runs its own path.
2
The Place That Served Them
Texas law can hold a bar responsible when it keeps serving someone who is clearly drunk.
3
Your Own Policy
If the driver had little or no coverage, your own policy may still owe you money.
Worth knowing
Your Claim Is Not the Criminal Case
The part of this case most people do not see coming.
The state punishes the driver. That process does not pay your doctor bills.
A criminal case can take a year or more. Your claim has its own deadline.
Receipts, card records, and bar video go missing fast, so we ask for them early.
Not Sure Yet? Ask Us Anyway.
Fifteen minutes on the phone will tell you where you stand. There is no bill for it.
Frequently
Asked Questions
Do I have to go to the criminal hearings?
Usually no. If the state asks for you, we help you get ready and we go with you.
Can I really bring a claim against a bar?
Sometimes, and it depends on what the staff saw and did. We look at the receipts and the video early.
Will the driver's punishment pay my bills?
A criminal case does not pay your doctor bills. A claim is how you ask for what you lost.
Should I wait for the criminal case to end?
No. Waiting can cost you proof and it can cost you the deadline.
What if the drunk driver had no insurance?
Your own policy may step in. We read it and tell you what is there.