Experienced Waco Personal Injury Lawyer on Your Side

Rebuild Your Life After a Waco Accident

If you’re the victim of a Waco accident caused by someone else, you may feel as if your life has been turned upside down. You may be facing mounting medical bills. You very well may find yourself unable to work. You experience ongoing pain. You understandably may endure a sense of being overwhelmed and not knowing exactly where to turn. An important step in rebuilding your life after an accident is to learn more about your legal rights and take affirmative steps to protect your legal interests. With this in mind, the Waco personal injury lawyer team at The Doan Law Firm at (254) 615-0000 is here for you.

When is Another Party Responsible for Your Personal Injuries, Damages, and Losses?

Texas law establishes specific elements that must be proven in a Waco personal injury claim. In other words, these different factors must be demonstrated to exist or satisfied if you are to prevail or be successful in your Waco accident personal injury claim. An experienced Doan Law Firm Texas personal injury attorney can explain how the law works and plot out a strategy in your accident claim.

The four elements of a Texas personal injury claim are:

• First, a demonstration of what is known as a legal duty must be made. For example, a store owner has a legal duty to keep floors reasonably free of spills.
• Second, a breach of that legal duty must occur. Such a breach is shown by facts that reveal a store has failed to keep floors reasonably free of spills or has failed to clean up liquid on the floor in a reasonably timely manner.
• Third, the breach of that legal duty of care must have been the cause of injuries sustained by a patron.
• Fourth, the customer must sustain actual injuries, not something or another that might happen in the future.

What are Some of the Most Common Types of Waco Accidents Caused by Third-Party Negligence?

Waco accidents come in many different forms. With that said, some of the more frequently occurring accidents caused by third parties that result in personal injuries include:

• Automobile accidents
• Semi-truck accidents
• Slip and fall accidents
• Explosions and fires
• Medical malpractice
• Drowning accidents
• Workplace injuries
• Defective products
• Fraternity hazing incidents
• Sexual assaults

How Long Do I Have to Pursue a Waco Personal Injury Case?

Texas is like every other state in the country and has what is known as a personal injury statute of limitations. In simple terms, this is a law that sets a hard and fast deadline by which you must file a personal injury lawsuit. If you do not make the deadline, you likely will be forever barred or prevented from pursuing a lawsuit for injuries, damages, and losses sustained in an accident caused by the negligence of some other party.

There are some exceptions to the two-year deadline to file a Waco personal injury lawsuit. An experienced Texas personal injury attorney at The Doan Law Firm at (254) 615-0000 can evaluate your case if you think you have missed the deadline. Our legal team can determine if an exception might exist in your case that allows for additional time to file a personal injury legal action.

How Do I Go About Hiring a Dedicated, Caring Waco Personal Injury Attorney?

The first step in hiring an experienced, committed, compassionate Waco personal injury lawyer is scheduling an initial consultation with a member of the Doan Law Firm legal team. We can arrange an appointment with you at our offices, your home, the hospital, your place of work, or any location that works for you. We can also set up a virtual case evaluation online as well. Our Waco offices are located at:

7215 Bosque Boulevard

Suite 110

Waco, Texas 76710

(254) 615-0000

You can reach our Waco personal injury lawyer team any time, day or night, by calling (254) 615-0000. There is never a charge for an initial consultation with a Doan Law Firm Texas personal injury lawyer.

The Doan Law Firm makes an attorney fee guarantee to you. Our firm will never charge any attorney fee unless we win your case for you.