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Fort Worth Personal Injury Attorney

Legal Representation from a Compassionate Advocate with 30+ Years of Experience

If you have been involved in an accident and suffered injury, you have the right to file a civil personal injury claim and recover compensation for your damages. From car accidents to slips and falls, our firm can help you build a strong petition for damages, including recovering compensation for:

property damage (such as for your vehicle);
pain and suffering;
lost wages or future lost earnings;
medical expenses, including future treatments.

Attorney Bruce Beasley has over 30 years of legal experience and will take a compassionate and results-driven approach to your case. He will do his best to tackle every angle of your situation to ensure you have a strong petition for the damages you need to get back on your feet.

Let Beasley Law Firm work on the personal injury claim while you take the time and space to recover from your injury. Call (817) 338-1877 or contact us online today.

“He truly is there for his clients at every step and genuinely cares about them.”
- Arlene
“I really did not think he would get off that easy but, Mr. Beasley was able to accomplish what I thought was going to have much greater consequences.”
- Tracy C.
“I can never pay you enough for what you did for me.”
- Jorge I.

Why Choose Us?

Free Phone Consultation
Over 25 Years of Experience
Results-Driven Advocacy
Direct Access to the Attorney
Genuine Care and Compassion for Our Clients
Comprehensive Immigration Services

Modified Comparative Negligence

Texas personal injury laws operate according to shared fault, or modified comparative negligence, when issuing damage awards. This means that the total compensation a plaintiff receives may be reduced by any percentage of their own fault. However, if you have been found to be more than 50% at fault for the accident, you cannot collect any damages at all from at-fault parties.

For example, if you are rear-ended at a stoplight but one of your brake lights weren’t operating appropriately at the time, the court may decide you are at 20% at fault for the ensuing accident. If the total damage award was originally set at $10,000, you will receive $8,000, reduced by your 20% of fault.

Note that some states set damage caps, or maximum compensatory damages an injured person can receive. Texas, however, only sets damage caps on medical malpractice cases. Medical malpractice damages may include economic and non-economic damages (meant to compensate for the injured person’s pain and suffering and other intangible injuries).

Statute of Limitations

If you seek compensation for any injury you are suffering, it is important to be aware of the statute of limitations, or how long you have to file a case before the court will no longer accept it. In Texas, the statute of limitations to file a personal injury case with the state civil court is 2 years from the date of the injury.

The statute of limitations is much shorter if you seek to make an injury claim against a government entity or employee. The statute of limitations in such a case is 6 months. The claim should address:

description of the damage or injury;
the time and place of the incident;
a summary account of what happened.

Call (817) 338-1877 for Legal Help Immediately

Beasley Law Firm can help you take legal action immediately for the compensatory damages you deserve. Let us take a look at the details of the accident and help you build a strong claim for damages within the appropriate time. It may be difficult to juggle your injury and the legal jargon of filing a claim with the clock ticking; while you focus on your recovery, let Beasley Law Firm take care of the legal side.

Schedule a free consultation with our firm at (817) 338-1877 or contact us online to get started.

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