Traffic accidents impact Texans more than any other personal injury event. Each year, as many as 3,400 Texans are killed in a traffic accident or auto collision, and many more thousands are injured, sometimes for life.

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When a car, auto, motorcycle, bus, SUV or truck accident is caused by another person’s negligence, victims are entitled by law to full and fair financial compensation for their losses, including medical bills, lost wages and pain and suffering. Yet gaining such recovery often isn’t easy and requires special help – legal help.

Many Texas drivers are uninsured, including an estimated 15 per cent in Houston. That doesn’t help their victims in a car crash, who must rely on their own insurance company for coverage and often don’t get it.

As a practice, insurance companies often delay, deny or underpay coverage. Some offer a quick settlement to customers that’s far less than what they are really owed.

The alternative? Engage a knowledgeable Houston car accident lawyer who can assess a claim’s true value and insist upon the victims getting that complete value from an insurance company. Thousands of Texans for decades have relied upon such help from Jim S. Adler … Associates.

With a base in Houston but also offices in Channelview, San Antonio and Dallas, Adler … Associates compels resistant insurance companies to fulfill their policies’ obligations, even if that means filing a car accident lawsuit.

But rarely do cases go to court. In fact, about 90 per cent are settled out of court. Those are among the results Texans get from the Houston car accident lawyers of Jim “the Texas Hammer” Adler, who continue to fight for Texans’ legal right to fair and full economic recovery for car accident injuries.

Offering a free case review, Jim S. Adler … Associates is an established Texas personal injury law firm with offices in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Channelview. The law firm represents victims of SUV, car, auto, bus, truck, motorcycle and other traffic accidents, along with victims of defective drugs and defective medical devices.