Recovering from a serious injury takes time and energy, and an insurance dispute should not take either away from your recovery.
NMW Law Firm’s Texas personal injury lawyers handle claims for injured people across the state, giving our clients more room to focus on their health and families.
Our attorneys handle 18-wheeler crashes, car and motorcycle wrecks, rideshare collisions, and other serious accident claims from offices in Houston, El Paso, San Antonio, and Plano. You can reach us 24 hours a day at (713) 714-2563, and the consultation is free.
More than 90 percent of our clients come to us because their doctor referred them. When you are ready, request a free consultation and we will walk you through what comes next.
Why Injured Texans Choose NMW Law Firm
NMW Law Firm has built its reputation through careful case preparation and the trust of clients and referring physicians. These are the numbers behind that work:
- More than $200 million recovered in settlements for injured clients
- More than 3,000 cases resolved
- More than 70 years of combined attorney experience
- More than 90 percent of clients referred by physicians
- A 4.9 to 5.0 Google rating at our Houston office across hundreds of reviews
We value physician referrals because doctors see how their patients are treated long after the first phone call. You can also hear former clients describe their experience in their own video testimonials.
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WHAT MAKES
NMW LAW DIFFERENT?
We Provide Legal Care That
Reduces Stress, Not Adds To It
Meet Managing Partner Nick Wills
Discipline. Presence. Purpose.
Nick Wills leads NMW Law Firm and sets the standard for how every client is treated. He represents injured people in trucking, car, commercial vehicle, and wrongful death cases, and he guides the firm's case strategy across Texas.
Born and Raised in Houston
Nick grew up in Houston, earned a Bachelor of Science from Emory University in 2010, and received his law degree from South Texas College of Law in 2013. He is licensed in Texas and Georgia and is admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas.
A Calm, Transparent Approach
Nick's goal is to make the legal process clear and manageable at every stage. He pairs genuine care for clients with the preparation that serious injury cases demand. You can learn more about his background in Nick's full bio.
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Texas Personal Injury Lawyer FAQs
Can I sue a trucking company in Texas, not just the truck driver?
You can often bring a claim against a trucking company in Texas, not only the driver.
A trucking company may be responsible for a driver’s negligence while working or for its own actions, such as failing to maintain a truck properly.
Texas law can limit some direct claims, such as negligent hiring, when the company admits the driver was working at the time of the crash, so how the claim is framed matters.
Is there a limit on how much compensation I can get in a Texas injury case?
Texas does not place a general cap on the compensation an injured person can recover in a typical car or truck accident case.
Limits do apply in certain situations: exemplary damages are generally capped under Section 41.008 of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code, and claims against government units are limited by the Texas Tort Claims Act.
In practice, available insurance coverage can affect how much compensation an injured person can realistically recover.
What happens during a free consultation with a Texas injury lawyer?
A free consultation with NMW Law Firm is a conversation about what happened, how you were hurt, and what options Texas law may give you.
We review any documents you have, answer your questions, and explain the next steps. There is no obligation to hire us after the consultation.
Should I talk to a lawyer before my medical treatment is finished?
Talking with a lawyer before your treatment ends is often a good idea in Texas, because insurers may contact you early and deadlines keep running while you recover. A lawyer can handle those calls and protect your claim while you heal.
Settling before your doctors understand the full extent of your injuries can leave future costs uncovered.
Do I have to report a car accident to the police in Texas?
Texas law requires a driver to notify law enforcement right away when a crash causes injury or death, or leaves a vehicle unable to be driven safely, under Section 550.026 of the Transportation Code.
Inside city limits, that notice goes to the local police department; outside them, it generally goes to the county sheriff's office. A police report also gives an injury claim an early, independent record of what happened.
Schedule a Free Consultation With Our Texas Personal Injury Lawyers
You shouldn't have to carry the legal side of an injury while you are trying to heal. NMW Law Firm's promise is simple: we take care of everything, so you can focus on getting better.
Call (713) 714-2563 any time, day or night, or reach our team online to schedule your free consultation.
This page provides general information, not legal advice, and results in any case depend on its specific facts.