PERSONAL INJURYInvolving Wrongful Death & Catastrophic Injuries
Represents Individuals & Corporations
Fee, Smith & Sharp is actively involved as lead trial counsel throughout the State of Texas in representing individuals and corporations who are parties in lawsuits involving wrongful death and catastrophic injuries. The firm’s Board Certified Personal Injury Trial Attorneys have vast experience in defending and prosecuting wrongful death cases and life-altering injury cases including Traumatic Brain Injuries, Quadriplegia, Paraplegia, Amputations and Burn Victims.
Catastrophic Injuries
HIT HARD
Fee Smith’s Major Incident Response Team assists clients during catastrophic events when they need it most, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our team of attorneys and outside experts are available at a moment’s notice to gather critical documentation, evidence, and other data in anticipation of future litigation.
Regardless of responsibility, our Major Incident Response Team provides litigation and defense strategies guided by decades of Texas trial experience and a deep understanding of Texas’ legal landscape. Your playbook is only as good as your team. Rely on Fee Smith’s veteran Major Incident Response Team to make the calls and audibles that matter when your business and reputation are on the line.
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*Board Certified Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Frequently Asked Questions
If your company is facing the possibility of litigation in Texas, it’s essential to take certain steps to prepare. First, gather and organize all relevant documents, contracts, and communications related to the dispute. Consult with your in-house legal team or engage outside counsel to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of your case. It’s crucial to preserve any electronic or physical evidence that may be relevant to the litigation. Finally, communicate openly and regularly with your trial lawyer to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the situation and develop an effective legal strategy.
Yes, it’s possible for a company to be sued in multiple jurisdictions within Texas. This can occur if the company has operations, employees, or significant contacts in different counties or cities across the state. In such cases, it’s crucial to work with an experienced trial lawyer who understands the complexities of multi-jurisdictional litigation. They can help you navigate the various procedural rules and strategize the most effective approach to handle the litigation in each jurisdiction.
The duration of litigation can vary widely depending on the specific circumstances of the case. Complex commercial disputes involving companies often take longer than simple personal injury cases. The litigation process in Texas generally involves several stages, including pleadings, discovery, pre-trial motions, trial, and potentially an appeal. It’s challenging to provide an exact timeline, as each case is unique. However, your trial lawyer can provide a rough estimate based on their experience and knowledge of the specific court where the case is being litigated.
