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Injured?Learn your next steps.
Answer a few quick questions and we forward your intake to participating firms that handle cases like yours. The form names them before you submit.
Process
How It Works
Three simple steps. No cost, no obligation.
Answer a Few Questions
Mostly multiple choice — no long write-up needed.
Learn Next Steps
Get educational guidance for situations like yours.
Firms That Will Receive Your Information
See participating attorneys who have indicated they handle your type of case.
- A few minutes, mostly multiple choice
- No obligation
- Private and secure
- Texas-only legal advertising service
- Educational guidance
- See firms before consenting
Tools that explain how some Texas rules work
See all tools- Texas Deadline CheckerEnter an accident date to see the general two-year date under Texas law, with notes on situations that can change it.
- Houston-Area Crash Report FinderPick the police department, sheriff or constable that worked the crash to see how that agency says to get the report, with the TxDOT statewide route.
- Texas 51% Rule ExplainerMove a hypothetical percentage to see how Texas law treats a claimant's share of responsibility. Percentages only.
Common situations
Common Case Types
Learn about different types of personal injury cases and understand common next steps.
Car Accidents
Collisions between cars, from minor crashes to serious ones.
Truck Accidents
Crashes involving commercial trucks and other large vehicles.
Slip and Fall
Falls on someone else's property, such as wet floors or uneven walkways.
Workplace Injuries
Injuries that happen on the job.
Dog Bites
Injuries from a dog bite or attack.
Product Injuries
Injuries linked to a product.
Medical Negligence
Injuries that happen during medical care.
Wrongful Death
A death caused by another person's or company's conduct.
Background
Understanding the Process
A few things people often want to know before deciding what to do.
What to do after an accident
Knowing common steps, like seeking medical care, documenting the scene, and filing a report, may help you feel more prepared.
How insurance claims typically work
Insurance companies investigate claims and evaluate what they may offer. Understanding this process may help you make informed decisions.
When people typically consult a lawyer
Many people consult an attorney when they have serious injuries, disputed liability, or difficulty with insurance claims.
How contingency fees commonly work
Many personal injury attorneys work on a contingency basis, meaning their fee is typically a percentage of any recovery. Fee structures vary.
Learning Center
Recent Guides
- Auto Accidents
What to do after a car accident
A step-by-step overview of common actions people take after being involved in a car accident.
8 min read - Insurance
Should you talk to the insurance adjuster?
Things to consider before speaking with insurance representatives after an injury.
6 min read - Background
When should you hire a personal injury lawyer?
Common situations where people consider consulting with a personal injury attorney.
7 min read - Background
What is a contingency fee?
An overview of how contingency fee arrangements commonly work in personal injury cases.
5 min read - Claims Process
What evidence do people gather after a Texas crash or injury?
The records people commonly gather after a Texas crash or injury, and where each one comes from.
8 min read - Premises Liability
What to do after a slip and fall
Steps people commonly take after a slip and fall injury on someone else's property.
6 min read
What this platform is
A legal advertising service.
InjuryClaimGuide is a legal advertising service. We publish educational content and, with your consent, forward your intake to the participating personal injury firms in your area and case type that are named to you before you submit and that have indicated they handle cases like yours. You decide whether to speak with or hire any of them. We are not a law firm and not a lawyer referral service. We do not recommend or endorse any attorney, and we do not analyze the merits of any potential claim. No attorney-client relationship is created by using this platform.
This is a legal advertising service. We do not recommend or endorse any attorney. No attorney-client relationship is formed.
How InjuryClaimGuide is paid
- Participating law firms pay a flat fee for each request delivered to them. The fee is the same for every firm.
- What a firm pays does not change which firms are named to you or the order they appear in.
- The guides and tools are open to everyone.