No, in Texas, it is illegal for an attorney to give a referral fee to anybody other than another attorney.

The tactic of trying to avoid coverage is one we know very well. I’d like to take a look at your case to see if we can help. Marc

If they were there, maybe. If they were adopted by him, yes. Otherwise, I don’t have any ideas on how to do that for their own loss. HOWEVER, if...

Yes, both of my colleagues and I agree. These can be powerful cases.

The key thing about that statute is that it only applies to YOUR OWN insurance company, not the other person’s.

It is different than it sounds. Your share is totally unchanged by a referring attorney relationship. You get you full amount. But the attorneys’...

A pretty common way for money to be tucked aside for a minor is referred to as "placing the funds in the Registry of the Court. If that's what...

Let me suggest that you picture three different claims, all of which would usually be fought in one lawsuit. The Jury would decide how much your...

The right lawyer should be able to overcome that. Feel free to call if you’d like to talk about it.

Yes, very common. And if your injuries are severe, you should interview attorneys to find one you like. Marc