Trial lawyers · Conroe & Montgomery County

The other side has a lawyer. So should you.

Serious injury and wrongful death cases, tried by the attorney whose name is on the door. We take fewer files on purpose, because a case that settles cheap is usually one nobody prepared for trial.

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No fee unless we win.Consultations cost nothing, and you owe nothing unless we recover for you. Case expenses are advanced by the firm and repaid from the recovery.

Auto & truck

Collisions involving commercial vehicles, rideshare, and uninsured drivers.

Workplace injury

Industrial, oilfield, and construction accidents, including third-party claims.

Premises liability

Injuries caused by unsafe property, inadequate security, or ignored hazards.

Wrongful death

Claims brought by surviving family members under Texas statute.

Case results

Verdicts and settlements, with the context.

A number without its facts tells you nothing about your own case. Each of these carries what it was and how it resolved.

$4.1M

Jury verdict — commercial truck collision

Rear-end collision on a highway shoulder; disputed liability, contested medical causation. Tried to verdict over eight days.

$2.35M

Settlement — oilfield injury

Third-party claim against an equipment contractor. Settled at mediation after two depositions of site supervisors.

$980K

Settlement — premises liability

Fall caused by an unrepaired stair known to management for months. Resolved before suit was filed.

Prior results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case. Every case turns on its own facts, its own evidence, and its own venue. Figures shown are gross recovery before fees and case expenses.

The approach

We prepare every file as though it is going to trial, because the ones that settle well are the ones that were ready.

Insurers track which firms actually try cases. A firm that has never seen a jury gets offered what its reputation is worth, and the client never learns why the number was low. We take fewer cases so each one can be worked properly.

Marcus Hale · Managing Partner

What happens

From the call to the resolution.

The consultation

Free, confidential, and no obligation. We will tell you plainly whether you have a case worth bringing — including when the answer is no, which it sometimes is.

Investigation

Scene evidence, records, and witnesses secured early, before they disappear. In trucking cases the vehicle data can be overwritten within weeks, so this moves fast.

Demand or suit

Where liability is clear we present a documented demand first. Where it is contested, we file, because a deadline concentrates the other side better than a letter.

Resolution

Mediation, settlement, or trial. The decision is always yours — we give you the numbers and the risks, and we do not pressure a client into either accepting or refusing.

Attorneys

Two partners. No case handlers.

The attorney you meet is the attorney who tries your case. Nothing gets handed to a paralegal and a form letter.

Marcus Hale

Managing Partner

Twenty-two years trying personal injury and wrongful death cases in Texas state and federal courts. Board certified in personal injury trial law.

Elena Voss

Partner

Commercial vehicle and workplace injury litigation, with a background in accident reconstruction that shapes how the firm builds its cases from day one.

Questions

Before you call anyone.

What does it cost to hire you?

Nothing up front. We work on contingency — a percentage of the recovery, agreed in writing before we start, and nothing at all if we do not recover. Case expenses like experts and records are advanced by the firm and repaid from the recovery, not billed to you along the way.

How long do I have to bring a claim?

In Texas the general limitations period for personal injury is two years from the date of injury, but there are real exceptions that shorten or extend it — claims against governmental entities can require notice within months. Do not rely on the two-year figure without asking; the consultation is free precisely so this gets answered early.

Should I talk to the other insurer?

Not before you have advice. Adjusters record those calls and ask questions designed to establish that you were partly at fault or that you were fine at the scene. You are obliged to cooperate with your own insurer; you are not obliged to give the other side a recorded statement.

Will my case go to trial?

Most resolve before trial — but the ones that resolve well are prepared as if they will not. We will tell you honestly which category we think yours is in, and the decision to accept an offer is always yours, never ours.

What if I was partly at fault?

Texas uses proportionate responsibility: you can still recover if you are 50% or less responsible, with your recovery reduced by your share. Being partly at fault is not a reason to assume you have no case, and insurers rely on people assuming exactly that.

Free consultation

Tell us what happened.

Confidential, free, and with no obligation to hire us. If we do not think you have a case, we will say so and tell you why — that is a more useful hour than a sales pitch.

ConsultationNo charge

Fee structureContingency only

Case expensesAdvanced by the firm

Response timeSame business day