When you've been hurt
We are on your side.
Auto accidents, 18-wheeler crashes, wrongful death, and premises liability across Hidalgo County and the Rio Grande Valley. We fight for the full compensation you deserve — and you pay nothing unless we win.
N O F E E U N L E S S W E W I N
Free consultation No upfront cost
We only get paid when you do
P E R S O N A L I N J U R Y
An injury changes a life.
The right lawyer can change the outcome.
A serious injury reaches into every corner of a person's life — the medical bills, the missed work, the physical pain, the family that depends on you, the future you'd planned. The insurance company representing the driver who hit you sees a claim number. We see a person. Our personal injury practice exists to make sure the people responsible for what happened to you bear the cost of it — not you, not your family, and not your employer.
Insurance companies have lawyers from day one. You should too.
Jose Munoz Jr.
Alonso Armendariz
Robbie Renee Munoz
Monica Elizabeth Araujo
Julie Carcano
1 every 57 sec
Texas Reportable Crash
More than 500,000 traffic crashes were reported across Texas last year — over a third of them resulting in injury.
2-Year
Statute of Limitations
Texas generally gives injured parties two years from the date of injury to file a claim. Earlier action means stronger evidence.
$0
Out of Pocket
We handle injury cases on contingency. No fees upfront. We only recover when you do.
W H Y I T M A T T E R S
The other side
is already working.
From the moment of the crash, an adjuster, defense counsel, and a claims team are working to minimize what your case is worth. They will request recorded statements. They will offer quick, low settlements. They will look for any reason to assign you partial fault.
Most of what they do happens in the first weeks after an accident. By the time many people think to call a lawyer, decisions have already been made that quietly cap the value of the case. Earlier is almost always better.
H O W W E W O R K
Evidence first. Pressure second. Trial readiness throughout.
We investigate immediately — scene photographs, dashcam and traffic camera footage, vehicle data, witness statements, and accident reconstruction where it matters. We document injuries through your treating providers. We don't wait for the insurer to define the case; we define it for them.
Cases settle on better terms when the defense knows the plaintiff is prepared to try them. We prepare every case for trial, whether or not it gets there.
C A S E S W E H A N D L E
Serious injury matters
across every category.
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Auto Accidents
Rear-end, intersection, head-on, and rollover collisions across the Valley. Uninsured and underinsured motorist claims, rideshare incidents, and hit-and-runs.
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18-Wheeler & Commercial Trucking
Federal motor carrier regulations, driver logs, black-box data, and corporate defendants. Trucking cases are different — and they need to be handled differently.
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Drunk & Impaired Drivers
DWI-caused crashes, dram shop liability against bars and restaurants that overserved, and the full pursuit of punitive damages where the conduct supports them.
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Wrongful Death
Claims brought by surviving spouses, children, and parents when a loved one is killed by another's negligence. Handled with the seriousness the loss demands.
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Motorcycle Accidents
Riders are often unfairly blamed for crashes caused by inattentive drivers. We investigate hard and counter the bias that follows motorcycle cases into the courtroom.
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Pedestrian & Bicycle Injuries
Drivers who fail to yield, distracted-driving incidents, and crosswalk collisions that leave pedestrians and cyclists with catastrophic injuries.
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Premises Liability
Slip-and-fall injuries, inadequate security, swimming pool accidents, and other harm caused by a property owner's failure to maintain safe conditions.
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Workplace & Construction Injuries
Third-party negligence claims, oilfield and construction-site injuries, and cases involving non-subscriber employers where Texas workers' comp doesn't apply.
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Catastrophic & Brain Injuries
Spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, burns, amputations, and any injury that permanently changes a life. The compensation must reflect the lifetime impact.
A F T E R A N A C C I D E N T
What to do — and
what not to do.
The first hours and days after a serious accident shape everything that follows. Photographs disappear, witnesses leave, and insurance adjusters call quickly.
What you do early matters.
The adjuster from the other driver's insurance is not on your side. They are trained, friendly, and skilled at gathering information that reduces what your case is worth. A recorded statement given in good faith on day two can quietly limit recovery on day two hundred.
If you are reading this for a family member who was just hurt, the most useful thing you can do is help them avoid the early mistakes — and call us before they give a statement.
The First 48 Hours
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Get medical treatment. Document everything — even if you "feel fine."
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Photograph the scene, vehicles, injuries, and surroundings.
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Get the names and contact information of every witness present.
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Report the crash to your own insurance — but say nothing about fault.
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Do not give a recorded statement to the other driver's insurance.
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Do not accept a quick settlement or sign any release of claims.
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Do not post about the accident on social media. Set accounts private.
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Call an attorney before answering questions from any insurer.
H O W I T W O R K S
From first call to
final recovery.
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Case Review
A free, confidential conversation. We listen, evaluate, and tell you honestly whether you have a case worth pursuing.
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Investigation
Evidence collection, witness interviews, accident reconstruction where needed, and obtaining the records that prove liability and damages.
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Treatment
We coordinate with your treating providers, monitor your recovery, and wait until you reach maximum medical improvement before valuing the case.
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Negotiation
Demand package to the insurer. Negotiation backed by trial-ready facts. Most cases resolve here — on terms that reflect what the case is worth.
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Litigation
If the insurer won't pay fair value, we file suit. Depositions, motions, mediation, and trial when the case demands it.
If they want to fight — We’re ready.