LOAR Practice Areas

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LOAR represents individuals, families, and property owners in matters involving serious injury, wrongful death, workplace incidents, commercial vehicle crashes, unsafe property, complex claims, and eminent domain.

How We Help

A focused trial firm for high-impact matters.

Most people do not know what kind of legal claim they have after a serious event. A trucking crash may involve company policies, maintenance records, and electronic data. A workplace injury may involve contractors, non-subscriber rules, equipment issues, or third-party responsibility. A property taking may involve valuation, access, easements, and remainder damages.

LOAR’s role is to help clients move from confusion to clarity: what happened, what evidence matters, who may be responsible, what deadlines apply, and what next step protects the client’s future.

Practice Areas

What LOAR handles.

Trucking Crashes

Serious crashes involving 18-wheelers and commercial vehicles often require fast evidence preservation, driver and company records, maintenance review, event data, and accident reconstruction.

Wrongful Death

LOAR represents families after preventable loss, helping pursue accountability while handling the legal process with care, respect, and attention to long-term financial impact.

Car Wrecks

We help clients injured by distracted drivers, drunk drivers, reckless drivers, unsafe company drivers, and crashes that leave lasting physical, emotional, or financial harm.

Personal Injury

When negligence changes someone’s life, LOAR helps evaluate liability, preserve evidence, develop damages, communicate with insurers, and pursue a fair result.

Workplace Injury

Workplace cases may involve non-subscriber employers, contractors, equipment failures, safety rules, third-party claims, and urgent investigation of the jobsite.

Premises Liability

LOAR helps clients injured by dangerous property conditions, negligent security, poor maintenance, unsafe walking surfaces, and preventable hazards.

Ranch Hand Injuries

Ranch, farm, and agricultural work can involve serious injuries, unique legal questions, and complicated responsibility among owners, employers, contractors, and insurers.

Mass Tort / Complex Claims

Some injuries are part of broader patterns involving defective products, corporate conduct, or widespread harm. LOAR evaluates whether individual or coordinated litigation is the right path.

Eminent Domain / Condemnation

When the government, utility, or condemning authority seeks property or an easement, LOAR helps owners protect value, negotiate from evidence, and pursue fair compensation.

Wrongful Termination After a Work Injury

Texas law protects workers who report an on-the-job injury or file a workers’ compensation claim in good faith. When an employer retaliates, we pursue that retaliation claim alongside the underlying injury case. This is injury-related retaliation only — LOAR is a personal injury trial firm, not an employment law firm, and does not handle stand-alone discrimination, severance, wage-and-hour, or non-compete disputes.

Medical Malpractice (Highly Selective)

We review a limited number of medical negligence matters and accept only those with clear, provable harm and the expert support Texas law requires. Most inquiries are declined or referred elsewhere. If yours is one we cannot take, we tell you quickly so you do not lose time on a deadline.

What Makes a Case Different

Some matters require deeper investigation from the start.

Evidence

Vehicles, jobsite conditions, video, records, phone data, reports, and witness accounts may need to be preserved quickly.

Responsibility

The responsible party may include more than one person or company, especially in commercial, workplace, or premises cases.

Damages

Serious injuries require medical proof, future-care analysis, lost income review, and a clear picture of life impact.

Recovery

Insurance coverage, assets, liens, and legal deadlines can affect strategy and the path to resolution.

The first question is not always “what practice area is this?” The better question is “what happened, what evidence matters, and what must be protected now?”

LOAR helps clients answer those questions early.
For Clients

Start here after a serious injury or loss.

If you are overwhelmed, you do not need to diagnose the legal issue before calling. We can help you understand what category your matter falls into, what information to gather, and what decisions should wait until you have advice.

Get medical care: your health and treatment record matter.
Preserve evidence: save photos, videos, reports, documents, names, and insurance letters.
Be careful with statements: recorded statements and broad releases can affect your claim.
Ask early: deadlines and evidence issues can arise quickly in serious matters.
For Referral Partners

A serious place to send serious matters.

LOAR works with attorneys, doctors, and professionals who need a trusted place to send clients facing serious injury, wrongful death, or complex civil claims. Referral relationships are handled with professionalism, communication, and respect for the trust placed in the firm.

Tell us what happened.

If you or someone you care about has been seriously injured, lost a loved one, or is facing a property taking, LOAR can help evaluate the next step.

Industry Recognition & Client Trust

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Last reviewed July 2026 · Reviewed by Amber Russell, LOAR PLLC.