Q: How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Claim in Texas?

A: All states have imposed statutory limits on the amount of time you have to file your claim or lawsuit after an injurious accident. In Texas, the statue of limitations, or deadline, for personal injury cases is two years from the date of the injury, according to Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, Title 2 Section 16.003. If you don’t get your claim or lawsuit filed before this two-year window closes, you will completely forfeit your right to have your case heard in the Texas civil court system. In other words, you will lose your right to collect compensation for your damages.

At Crowe Arnold & Majors, LLP, we understand that time is of the essence in such a delicate matter as a personal injury claim or lawsuit, which is why we will immediately mobilize our team of dedicated legal professionals to get started on your case as soon as you hire us. There is no reason for you to delay; we offer consultations at no cost and we don’t charge attorney fees unless we recover. Take the first step in securing a better future for yourself and contact our office today at (214) 231-0555.

-D.H., Kaufman

“I was badly burned in a propane explosion at my parents’ home up in Oklahoma. The lawyers at CAM took the explosion case after another lawyer had rejected it and obtained a significant settlement for me. They did a fine job.”

-C.C., Dallas

“After I was hit, the team explained the whole process and did a great job for me”

-S.B., Dallas

“When my father was killed, they walked us through the process step by step and treated us great”

-J.K., Fort Worth

“When my daughter was hurt, they treated me like family and got a great result”

-J.W., Oklahoma City

“When I was hit from behind, they took my case to trial and the jury awarded $500,000”

-B.S., Ada

“They took my sister’s case to trial and recovered $3 million for our family”