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312 Texas cases · $87,400 median net recovery · 4.9★ Google (1,247 reviews)

Here's what's happening to you right now

If a commercial truck hit you in Texas, an insurance adjuster has already been assigned to your case — and her job is to lock you into a recorded statement that limits what you can recover.

You're reading this from a hospital bed, a couch, or maybe from the side of a Texas road. The trucking company's insurance adjuster has probably already called you — sometimes within ninety minutes of the wreck. That call is not what it sounds like.

You're worried about things you haven't said out loud. Medical bills. Lost work. Whether you might have done something wrong. All of that is normal. What determines whether your case is real is a specific set of Texas legal rules that the trucking company's attorneys know better than you do.

Before you keep reading — download this

The Texas Truck Accident Victim's Bill of Rights — 18-page PDF written by Texas-licensed attorneys. Every right you have under Texas law after a commercial vehicle accident. Free. Instant. Email only.

Why we offer this: because most accident victims don't read it until after they've already said something to the adjuster they can't unsay.

The numbers

312 Texas cases referred
$87K Median net recovery
38% Cases we decline — by design
4.9★ Google (1,247)

The Texas legal framework — in plain English

  • Statute of limitations: 2 years. Texas CPRC §16.003(a). Same for wrongful death from date of death.
  • Modified comparative negligence, 51% bar. Recover damages reduced by your fault percentage if 50% or less. Texas CPRC §33.001.
  • No general damage cap on MVA. Compensatory damages uncapped. Punitive capped under Texas CPRC §41.008.
  • Four federal court districts. Northern, Southern, Eastern, Western — venue depends on county of accident.

Why now matters — three real clocks

⏱ Texas SOL: 2 years from accident date · CPRC §16.003(a)

The statute of limitations is the most-discussed clock, but it is actually the slowest one. Two faster clocks usually decide cases:

  • The adjuster timing window (24–72 hours). Adjusters are assigned within 90 minutes of the accident. The longer you wait to learn what you can and cannot say to them, the more locked-in your case becomes.
  • The evidence preservation window (30 days). Most truck stop surveillance is overwritten in 14–30 days. ELD records can be modified or "lost." Skid marks fade. Witnesses move. A spoliation letter in week 1 versus week 4 produces dramatically different evidence outcomes.
  • The medical documentation window (immediate). Gaps in treatment in the first 30 days are the single largest reason adjusters discount claims. Continuous documented treatment changes case value.

Get your free 60-minute written case review

A real Texas attorney reads what you write. You get a written assessment by email within 60 minutes. We do not call you.

Was your accident in Texas?

Why we ask — Texas-specific rules differ materially from other states.

Was a commercial vehicle involved — 18-wheeler, delivery truck, bus, or other commercial vehicle?

Were you hurt? Check any that apply.

When did the accident happen?

Texas has a 2-year statute of limitations under CPRC §16.003. We'll tell you in writing if your case is affected.

What city or county was the accident in?

Texas has 254 counties and 4 federal court districts — venue matters for your case.

Tell us anything else you want us to know — in your own words. (Optional)

The most important facts are usually the ones victims aren't sure matter. We've read enough to know.

Where should we send your written review?

Exactly what happens next:
  • Within 60 minutes, a written assessment is emailed to you
  • The attorney we match you to calls you exactly once — only if you want them to
  • We never call you
  • Your information is never sold

Recent Texas case results

$2.3M 18-wheeler rear-end collision Harris County · 2024 · TBI + spinal injury
$1.4M Jackknife on I-45 N Montgomery County · 2024 · Multiple fractures
$890K Underride collision Harris County · 2023 · Wrongful death
$525K Tanker rollover I-10 Energy Corridor Harris County · 2024 · Burns + soft tissue
$1.8M Cement truck T-bone Dallas County · 2024 · TBI
$950K 18-wheeler I-635 LBJ pileup Dallas County · 2023 · Spinal cord injury
$1.2M Logging truck rollover Bexar County · 2024 · Catastrophic multi-system
$780K Delivery van I-35 rear-end Travis County · 2024 · Herniated disc + soft tissue
$1.6M Oilfield truck Permian collision Ector County · 2024 · TBI + amputation
$2.1M Crude hauler US-285 head-on Reeves County · 2023 · Wrongful death

Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case is unique. Results shown are net to client after attorney fees and costs. Anonymized at clients' request.

Frequently asked questions

How long do I have to file a Texas truck accident lawsuit?

Two years from the date of the accident. Texas CPRC §16.003(a).

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What is my case worth?

Median net recovery in our 312-case TX network is $87,400. Bottom 25% under $14,000, top 10% over $480,000.

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What if I was partially at fault?

Texas 51% bar rule. Plaintiffs 50% or less at fault recover damages reduced by their percentage. CPRC §33.001.

Should I talk to the insurance adjuster?

Not without preparation. Decline a recorded statement until you understand the questions you do not have to answer.

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How much does the review cost?

Nothing. The attorneys we work with operate on contingency — they get paid only if you recover.

Adjuster already calling? Get this on your phone.

Insurance Adjuster Scripts — the 12 questions adjusters routinely ask, the legal basis for refusing each, and the exact words to use. PDF + 9-min audio.

Why we offer this: because the questions adjusters ask sound innocent and aren't.