We employ more than 50 lawyers in 17 locations throughout the state of Texas. Our highly skilled trial attorneys are experienced advocates who share our firm’s commitment to client service. Our attorneys are accessible for clients around the clock and work tirelessly to discover new and innovative legal options to ensure our clients receive the maximum compensation available.
The issues surrounding these types of legal matters can seem overly complicated, and even scary to some people. There is no need to feel that way. The Carlson Law Firm is here to help you, and your loved ones.
When families face legal challenges, having access to accurate information is essential. Whether navigating a divorce, child custody dispute, or property division, family law can be complex and emotionally charged. Below are some common family law questions that can help provide clarity on the rights and responsibilities involved in these matters. Understanding the basics can empower individuals to make informed decisions and seek the appropriate legal guidance when needed.
Generally speaking, your claim is worth the policy limits of the at-fault party. However, there are instances when your claim may be significantly more. The best way to find out how much your personal injury claim is worth is to speak to an attorney.
The Carlson Law Firm does not take cases where there are no injuries. Give us a call and we may be able to direct you to a law firm we have a co-counsel relationship with that may be able to help.
If you're injured, you should not talk to the insurance company until you've consulted with a lawyer. The insurance company immediately gets to work to devalue or deny your claim. Anything you say to the insurance company can be used against you to ensure you do not get the compensation you are owed.
On average, personal injury claims can take anywhere from 6-18 months. More complicated matters can take two years or longer.
Big insurance companies, big trucking and corporations all want to find ways to blame you for your injuries. With the help of an attorney, you'll on average get 3.5 times more in compensation for your injuries–even after contingency fees.
