Edward William Allred

Attorney Edward W. Allred has spent 25 years helping victims of complex automobile, trucking, oil field and construction accidents get the justice and compensation they deserve. His extensive experience in commercial vehicle accidents, deep insight into state and federal law, plus a genuine care for his clients and community drives an approach unrivaled in Texas.

Named Super Lawyer every year since 2004, Mr. Allred is one of the most highly sought after attorneys in the state. Since graduating at the top of his class at St. Mary's University, J.D, he’s been an awardee of the Fellow, State Bar of Texas Foundation, and San Antonio Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 Award. He also has membership in America’s Top 100 High Stakes Litigators, San Antonio Bar Foundation, San Antonio Bar Association, the Academy of Rail Labor Attorneys, Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, and Million Dollar Advocates Forum.

Prior to his current position, Mr. Allred worked at various large firms where he was exposed to both national and international disputes. He prosecuted and defended cases for Fortune 500 companies, as well as handled employment, construction, and business transaction lawsuits for large and small corporate entities. He has won numerous high-profile cases, including Longview Oil & Gas v. Riley-Huff (verdict: $151,000,000), In re: syngenta MIR162 Corn Litigation ($1,510,000,000 settlement), and Riggs Energy v. Wyldfire Energy (verdict: $5,245,000). Today, he passionately serves victims of commercial vehicle accidents, offering them expert legal representation while helping them navigate their situation with unparalleled industry insight and care.

Outside of his legal work, Mr. Allred is a respected figure in his community, serving on various corporate and charitable Boards of Directors, including: Board Member, YMCA Texas Law and Government in Schools Program; Board Member and Editor, Houston Bar Association; Director, San Antonio Young Lawyers Association. He was also commissioned as a pilot in the US Air Force Reserves and was the Project Engineer overseeing the construction of five new buildings to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas.

The core of Ed’s approach is founded on his most important work – his wife, their three sons and daughter, without whom he would not have the same consideration and understanding for each individual case.