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Car wrecks affect Texans enormously each and every year, killing as many as 3,400 Texans and causing personal injury to many more thousands, sometimes affecting them for their entire life.

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If another driver’s negligence causes such a car, motorcycle, bus, auto, SUV, truck or’ wheeler accident, victims are entitled to just and full financial compensation for their medical expenses, their lost present and future salary, and their pain and suffering. Yet a legal right in itself doesn’t deliver results. Often that 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.

That can be overcome with help from an experienced Houston car accident lawyer who knows the true value of a client’s claim. For decades, many thousands of Texans have found such experience in the law firm of 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.

Yet few cases go to court. In fact, 90 per cent are settled out of court, without litigation. Texans depend on the Houston car accident lawyers of Jim “the Texas Hammer” Adler to gain such results, and the financial recovery to which they are entitled by law.

Jim S. Adler & Associates is an established Texas personal injury law firm with offices in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Channelview. The Texas personal injury law firm offers a free case review and represents victims of auto, car, SUV, truck, motorcycle, bus and other traffic accidents, as well as defective drug and defective medical device victims.

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