Texas generally gives you two years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury lawsuit — but evidence, witness memory, and leverage all fade well before that deadline.

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Personal Injury Claim Notice — Texas Motor Vehicle Collisions · In re: Motor Vehicle Collision Claim — TX

Hurt in a car accident in Texas? The insurance company already has a strategy for your claim.

Adjusters are trained to settle fast and low, before you know the full cost of your injury. A free case review tells you what your claim is actually worth before you sign anything.

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Exhibit A — The Situation

Signs it's time to call a Texas attorney, not just your lender

If any of this describes your situation in Texas:

01

The insurer's offer doesn't cover your medical bills

Initial offers are often calculated to close the file, not to cover your actual treatment and recovery.

02

The other driver's insurer is disputing fault

Comparative fault disputes can cut your recovery significantly if you don't push back with evidence.

03

You're still being treated and don't know your total damages

Settling before treatment is complete usually means settling for less than the claim is worth.

04

You've lost income or suffered a lasting injury

Lost wages, future medical care, and pain and suffering all belong in a properly valued claim — insurers won't calculate these for you.

Exhibit B — The Process

What we do, step by step

01

Free case review

We review the accident, your injuries, and the insurance coverage involved to tell you plainly what your claim is likely worth.

02

Investigation

Police reports, medical records, witness statements, and (where needed) accident reconstruction build the record for your claim.

03

Demand & negotiation

We send a demand backed by evidence and negotiate directly with the insurer — not the other way around.

04

Litigation if needed

Where the insurer won't offer a fair settlement, we file suit and take the case to court.

05

Resolution

Settlement or verdict, the goal is full and fair value for your injury, not just a quick check.

Exhibit C — Why Newark Law Offices

A veteran-owned firm that handles the whole picture

Newark Law Offices represents injured Texas drivers and passengers directly, and works with trusted co-counsel on a contingency basis where specialized trial experience calls for it. These matters are handled on a contingent fee basis: attorney's fees are a percentage of any recovery, and no attorney's fee is charged if there is no recovery. Case expenses are separate from attorney's fees. Case expenses are advanced by the firm and reimbursed from any recovery; if there is no recovery, the client remains responsible for expenses advanced. Fee terms are set out in a written contingent fee agreement.

Auto accidentsInsurance disputesWritten fee agreementContingent fee — see fee terms

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Common questions

Questions clients ask before calling

Will a case review create an attorney-client relationship?

No. A consultation or submitted form does not create an attorney-client relationship. A written engagement agreement is required.

Does Newark Law Offices handle Texas matters?

The firm evaluates qualifying matters in Texas and across Texas and Oklahoma based on jurisdiction, conflicts, timing, and fit.

What should I bring to an initial review?

Bring notices, contracts, policies, pleadings, deadlines, and a short timeline. Do not send confidential or time-sensitive information until the firm confirms a secure intake path.

Exhibit D — Free Case Review

Tell us what happened in your Texas accident

Free, confidential case review — the sooner we hear from you, the more options are usually still open.

Submitting this form starts a confidential case review. It does not create an attorney-client relationship.