I Fight For The Injured.

Don’t. That call isn’t friendly — it’s evidence-gathering. The adjusters working Houston claims do this all day; they’re trained to get you to say “I’m fine” or “I’m not sure,” then use your own words to shrink your check. Let me handle every word that goes to them.

Of course they’d say that — a lawyer costs them money. Here in Texas, claims with an attorney typically settle for far more, even after my fee. That adjuster isn’t looking out for your wallet here in Houston. That’s my job.

That deadline is theater. I’ve watched “final” offers double once they learn you’ve got a Houston attorney willing to put it in front of a Harris County jury. Never sign under a countdown. Send it to me first — that costs you nothing.

They’re guessing — before the MRI, before the stiffness that shows up three weeks later. After a wreck on I-45, the 610 Loop, or the Beltway, they want you to settle cheap and fast while you still feel okay. We document the full picture before anyone talks numbers.

They’ll take care of something — their bottom line. That adjuster has a target number to keep your payout low. I live and practice right here in the Houston area, and I work for you, not the carrier. That one difference is the whole ballgame.

Read the fine print first. A blanket release lets them comb your entire medical history hunting for anything to blame your injuries on. For injured folks from Katy to Sugar Land to Pearland, we hand over only what’s relevant to your case — and nothing more.