Every day, more than 100 people in Dallas County alone find their lives turned upside down after a motor vehicle accident. They may be in pain, suffering from serious injuries. They may be facing financial losses from the inability to work or the loss of a car. In the face of so much uncertainty, they need answers: “What do I do now?”
We invite you to call us, Ted Lyon Law. Speak with an experienced Dallas motor vehicle accident lawyer who can explain your options and next steps. Call toll-free at 877-Ted-Lyon / 877-833-5966 or contact us online.
Our law firm has a proven track record with more than 50 years of successful verdicts and settlements in Texas motor vehicle accident cases. Even if you were partially responsible for the accident, you may still be able to get some compensation.
We’re relentless fighters, committed to ensuring our clients get fair and full compensation, no matter how complex the case. Our personal injury lawyers have helped countless clients from Wichita Falls to Tyler, Lubbock to Houston, with every kind of motor vehicle accident claim, including:
We Have the Resources to Investigate Motor Vehicle Accidents
The value of working with an established law firm like ours, with decades of experience, is our proven ability to investigate collisions and crashes. Our motor vehicle accident lawyers have seen it all. We know how to gather the evidence needed to prove the cause and contributing factors of a collision, as well as the full extent of your injuries.
Distracted Driving: It’s a huge problem on Texas roadways. Eating breakfast, texting while driving, talking on the phone–drivers seem to be doing everything but paying attention to the road. Research shows that drivers who are texting while driving are six times more likely to cause a crash.
Drunk Driving: Drunk driving is still one of the most common causes of serious or fatal accidents in Texas. Was the driver who caused your crash driving under the influence?
Faulty Equipment: Vehicle design flaws can contribute to crashes, as we saw some years ago with SUV rollovers. Equipment failures–like faulty seatbelts or faulty or missing airbags–can cause or worsen injuries. Thorough investigation of vehicle accidents can shed light on who, or what, was really responsible.
Insurers Have a Responsibility to Pay
The motor vehicle accident lawyer who will handle your case understands the tactics insurance companies use to avoid responsibility. We have courtroom-tested strategies to overcome them.
Rear-End Collisions: Nationally, more than 40% of car accidents are rear-end collisions. It’s one of the most common accidents and can result in debilitating whiplash injuries and even brain injuries, yet insurance companies are notoriously resistant to paying these claims. They dismiss these victims as opportunists, but our vehicle accident lawyers know a neck injury is no joke.
Drunk driving accidents, hit-and-run accidents, bike accidents – compensation for injuries in these kinds of accidents often comes from the victim’s own uninsured and underinsured motorist policy. That doesn’t always make it easier to get compensation. Preparation in these and other motor vehicle accident cases is key.
Call for a Free Consultation with a Motor Vehicle Accident Lawyer
Schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your injury with a vehicle accident attorney: 877-Ted-Lyon / 877-833-5966 or contact us via email. We handle all personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. That means we only earn a fee if we win your case. Home and hospital consultations are available if you are unable to visit our office.
Learn more about our motor vehicle injury attorneys. Our firm has been recognized in many ways over the years, including selection to the Super Lawyers list and an AV Preeminent Rating* in Martindale-Hubbell’s peer review rating system.
*AV Preeminent is a certification mark of Reed Elsevier Properties Inc., used in accordance with the Martindale-Hubbell certification procedures, standards and policies. Martindale-Hubbell is the facilitator of a peer review rating process. Ratings reflect the confidential opinions of members of the bar and the judiciary. Martindale-Hubbell ratings fall into two categories: legal ability and ethical standards.
