The McAllen Personal Injury and Car Crash Lawyer takes great pride in helping injured people recover not only from their injuries, but also recover their lives.

I will help you with your case from every angle medical, personal, financial and vocational so that you can focus on recovering the life and lifestyle you had before you were injured.

The McAllen Personal Injury and Car Crash Lawyer has helped hundreds of people who have been seriously injured in car wrecks and other accident.

When The McAllen Personal Injury and Car Crash Lawyer take on new clients, they aim to make you as comfortable as possible and help to remove any stress you may be experiencing. We are here to help you through this difficult time in your life and get you justice and compensation.

If filing a personal injury claim for injuries you received in an accident that was not your fault is what you want to do, I have extensive experience and will make the process as streamlined and tailored to you needs as possible.

What Can The McAllen Personal Injury and Car Crash Lawyer Do For You?

I work to ensure that injured people receive the medical care and financial compensation they need and deserve. If you have suffered an injury, if you are disabled and cannot work, or if a family member has died in an accident because of someone else's negligence, we want to hear your story. Contact us today online or at (956) 501-6565 to discuss your legal claims. You will always speak directly to The McAllen Personal Injury Lawyer.

What Can I recover in a McAllen Car Crash Claim?

If the other party in the accident is responsible for your injuries and car damage, you will need to show the kinds of costs you incurred as a result of your injury. Things like lost wages, medical expenses, rehab therapy, medications and such, should be calculated and  put into a demand. This demand should be sent to the insurance carrier for the at fault driver. 

The most common examples of damages you can recover after a car crash where there are injures include:

• Medical expenses: This will include things like doctors’ bills, hospital costs emergency room visits, medication costs, the ambulance ride to the hospital, physical therapy and possible mental health car. 
• Lost wages and income:  When you have a debilitating car crash, you may lose your ability to perform your job fully, or you may have to cut the number of hours you work to allow you to heal and attend therapy. These lost wages are something you can be compensated for.  Additionally, if you have lost the ability to earn the same living you earned before the accident, you may be compensated for loss of earning in the future.
• Property damage: Car crashes cause property damage. There is no way around it. When you vehicle is damaged, you are entitled to have your car repaired and paid for by the other party.
• Emotional distress: Car crashes are scary. They can leave you scarred not only physically but mentally as well. Long term psychological effects such as PTSD, anxiety, and depression are common. You can be compensated for this your emotional distress as well as receive payment to help you attend therapy to work through these issues.
• Loss of enjoyment: You injuries may prevent you from doing things you used to enjoy. A terrible back injury may prevent you from exercising or working in the yard. Loss of a the ability to use a hand or limited range of motion can affect your ability to live life the way you once did. When the quality of you life has suffered because of the car crash, the McAllen Car Crash Lawyer can help you solve these problems and get the compensation you deserve.

Working with an experienced McAllen car crash lawyer can help ensure you receive the compensation you deserve for your injuries.

Type of common injuries in a McAllen Car Crash:

• Back and neck injuries. These are extremely common and happen from the force of the impact and the jarring your body takes. This can also take the form a whiplash, a very real and very common injury.
• Traumatic Brain injuries. Brain injuries require medical treatment. Doctors commonly use MRIs and CT scans to see if there is permanent damage or bleeding in the brain. Mild to moderate brain injuries are treated conservatively with medication and rest. Diuretics, anti-inflammation medicines, anti-seizure drugs and pain medication are used to alleviate symptoms. If there is bleeding in the brain or a skull fracture, surgery may be a life- saving option that doctors use for treatment.
• Internal injuries. This can include organ damage and internal bleeding.
• Cuts and burns. Broken glass and fires created by damage to the vehicles engine can cause serious injures.
• Fractures. Broke bones are a common result of serious car accidents. They can require long term care.
• Wrongful death. In Texas, the remedy is to file a wrongful death claim. A wrongful death occurs when someone’s death has been caused directly by the negligence of another person or entity. Wrongful death can occur in all kinds of ways ranging from car accidents, to pedestrian auto accidents, to the negligent acts of businesses. Texas law allows family members to sue for damages related to the wrongful death of their family members. This is found in the Texas civil practice and remedies code chapter 71. Chapter 71 allows A lawsuit to be filed for actual damages if the injury or death was caused by a negligent person or that person‘s employees or agents wrongful act, neglect, carelessness, on skillfulness, or default.

Helping Injured Individuals Throughout South Texas

From our office in McAllen, The McAllen Personal Injury and Car Crash Lawyer Lawyer represents individuals and families throughout Texas. We can help with a wide variety of personal injury matters, including:

• Motor vehicle accidents
• Workers' compensation and workplace injuries
• Medical malpractice, including medication errors, surgical errors, birth injuries and failure to diagnose
• Premises liability, such as slip-and-falls
• Wrongful death
• Social Security Disability, VA disabilities and Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
• Product liability, such as dangerous medicines and defective automobiles
• Catastrophic injuries, including brain injuries, spinal injuries and burns