Hurt in a car crash? Call (210) 996-2237 for a free consultation with Caquias Law Group, PLLC. Se habla español.
A car crash can turn your life upside down in seconds. Within days, you may be dealing with medical appointments, a damaged vehicle, time off work, and phone calls from an insurance adjuster. Caquias Law Group, PLLC helps people injured in car accidents across San Antonio, Harlingen, and the Rio Grande Valley understand their options and pursue compensation from the driver who caused the crash.
Evidence such as photos, witness information, and vehicle data can be lost quickly, so it helps to talk with us early. A consultation is free.
Insurance adjusters often call soon after a crash and may ask for a recorded statement or offer a quick settlement. Before you give a statement or sign anything, it helps to understand the full extent of your injuries and the coverage available. Caquias Law Group, PLLC can handle communications with the insurance companies so you can focus on your recovery.
Depending on the facts of your case, damages in a Texas car accident claim may include:
When you contact Caquias Law Group, PLLC, our team will:
Most cases resolve without a trial, but we prepare every case as if it may go to court.
If you were hurt in a car accident in San Antonio, Harlingen, or the Rio Grande Valley, call (210) 996-2237 (San Antonio) or (956) 435-7789 (Harlingen) for a free consultation. No fee unless you win.*
Document everything. Take photos, get medical treatment, and avoid saying things like ‘I’m fine’ because these can be used against you. Hire an attorney early to protect your claim and guide communication.
Yes. Many injuries (like herniated discs or internal issues) do not show up immediately. Going to a doctor creates a medical record that links your symptoms to the accident. Photos of bruises and injuries are also critical since these heal and may not appear in medical records.
Often, yes. Personal injury protection (PIP) coverage on your own policy pays regardless of who was at fault. For underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage, your insurer generally receives credit for the at-fault driver’s liability limits, so UIM applies to damages above those limits. For example, if the at-fault driver has $30,000 in coverage, your UIM coverage would generally apply to damages above $30,000, up to your UIM limit.
The minimum auto insurance policy is $30,000 per person and $60,000 per accident. Higher policies exist such as $50,000/$100,000 or $100,000/$300,000.
Not against the at-fault party. Once you settle, it’s final. Insurance companies often offer small checks quickly to close claims. Accepting them can prevent you from recovering more later.
Property damage (PD) is separate from personal injury. Caquias Law Group, PLLC helps its bodily injury clients with their property damage claims and does not take a fee on them. The amount paid depends on the vehicle’s actual cash value, which insurers usually set using market valuation reports.
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