Fort Worth personal injury lawyers for serious cases
LOAR PLLC is a woman-owned Texas trial firm representing people and families in Fort Worth and across North Texas after catastrophic crashes, workplace incidents and wrongful death. Our principal office is in Austin and we represent clients throughout Texas.
Tell us what happened — takes 30 seconds
Your name, the best number to reach you, and a sentence about the incident. A LOAR case manager reviews every submission personally. No attorney fee unless a recovery is obtained.
Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship.
The cases we take in Fort Worth
Trucking & commercial vehicle
18-wheeler, dump truck, delivery fleet and oilfield vehicle collisions, including cases against motor carriers and their insurers.
Wrongful death
Claims brought by spouses, children and parents after a preventable death, including survival claims for the estate.
Catastrophic injury
Traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, amputation, severe burns and injuries requiring lifelong care.
Workplace & industrial injury
Construction, warehouse, energy and non-subscriber employer claims where a third party or employer was at fault.
Premises liability
Dangerous property conditions, negligent security, apartment and commercial property incidents.
Mass tort & complex claims
Defective products, dangerous drugs and devices, and other claims involving many injured people.
How LOAR works with Fort Worth clients
You do not have to drive to a law office to start. Intake happens by phone, text, video or email, and we come to you when it matters — hospital visits, home visits and family meetings. Court appearances, depositions and mediations are handled wherever your case is filed, and we associate local counsel when a matter calls for it.
Every case gets a written plan: what we need to prove, which experts we expect to retain, the evidence that has to be preserved now, and what the realistic timeline looks like. You will always know who is working on your file and what happens next.
Evidence disappears quickly
Commercial vehicle data, dashcam and surveillance footage, and employer incident records are often overwritten or destroyed within weeks. If a crash or workplace incident happened recently in Fort Worth, contact us as soon as possible so preservation letters can go out. Read what needs to be preserved.
What it costs
LOAR handles personal injury and wrongful death matters on a contingency fee. There is no charge for the case review, and no attorney fee unless we obtain a recovery. Case expenses are explained in writing before you sign anything.
Common questions from Fort Worth families
How long do I have to file in Texas?
Most Texas personal injury and wrongful death claims must be filed within two years of the incident, and some claims — including those involving governmental units — carry much shorter notice deadlines. Because exceptions and shorter deadlines exist, have your case reviewed early rather than assuming you have time.
Do I need a lawyer if the insurance company already called?
Early adjuster calls are usually aimed at recorded statements and quick, low settlements before the full extent of an injury is known. You are not required to give a statement to the other side’s insurer. See how insurers evaluate injury claims.
Will my case go to trial?
Most cases resolve before trial, but the value of a case depends on how credibly it could be tried. We prepare cases as though they will be tried, which is what gives settlement discussions weight. See how LOAR builds serious cases.
Talk to a Texas trial lawyer about your Fort Worth case
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Call (888) 288-6503