TOP-RATED IRVING PERSONAL INJURY LAWYERS WHO SETTLE FOR MORE

YOU CAN TRUST OUR FAMILY TO FIGHT FOR YOURS™

If you’ve experienced an injury in Irving, our devoted attorneys are wholeheartedly dedicated to advocating fiercely for your rights and relentlessly pursuing the maximum achievable settlement, all the while guaranteeing you receive the lowest contingency fee available. We approach your case with the same care and attention we would demand for our own.

Our team of exceptionally talented lawyers has achieved an impressive record of securing 44 “Top 50” and 70 “Top 100” personal injury settlements in Texas over the past three years, as recognized by TopVerdict.com.

You won’t incur any expenses unless our legal experts successfully resolve your personal injury case stemming from a Irving car accident or any other incident.

Furthermore, you can access top-tier diagnostic services and essential medical treatment for your severe injuries without any upfront costs, even if you lack health insurance or struggle with deductible payments.

Your financial commitment only arises once your claim is satisfactorily settled.

Mullen & Mullen was also named “Top Choice Injury Law Firm” by Top Choice Awards 8 consecutive years (2019-2026).

BEST PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEYS IN IRVING, TX FOR CAR ACCIDENTS

Combined, our attorneys possess over 104 years of extensive experience in handling car accident cases. One year, we successfully secured 19 “Top 50” settlements in Texas, all of which were exclusively related to motor vehicle accident injuries. If accomplishing such remarkable results in direct competition with the entire legal community in Texas doesn’t substantiate our status as one of the best law firms, it’s hard to fathom what would.

TYPES OF INJURY CASES WE HANDLE

Mullen & Mullen takes pride in the collective 104 years of experience held by our dedicated lawyers. This extensive expertise enables us to effectively address a wide range of personal injury cases. The following are the categories of cases we frequently encounter, though our capabilities extend far beyond these. For a more comprehensive list of our practice areas, please click here.

Irving Wrongful Death Claims

Any personal injury can lead to tragic loss. When your loved one’s death is the result of someone else’s negligence, you likely have grounds for a “wrongful death” claim. We are well-equipped to help you obtain maximum compensation for your loss. For additional details on wrongful death cases, please click here.

Irving Work Accident Claims

In cases where your employer doesn’t provide worker’s compensation, we can assist you in pursuing maximum compensation through a personal injury claim. Leverage our combined 104 years of experience in your favor. For more information on workplace injury cases, please click here.

Irving Premises Liability / Slips And Fall Claims

While challenging to prove, our decades of experience make us adept at winning these claims. Negligent property owners may attempt to dispose of or conceal evidence to avoid accountability. Swiftly initiating your claim is imperative. With Mullen & Mullen on your side, you stand an excellent chance of securing maximum compensation. For additional insights into premises liability cases, please click here.

Irving Car Accident Claims

The DFW Metroplex consistently ranks among the top 3-5 most dangerous places to drive in the nation. When injuries and financial damages result from someone else’s negligence, we are committed to helping you secure maximum compensation. For more information on car accident cases, please click here.

Irving Trucking & Commercial Vehicle Accident Claims

Ongoing challenges in the trucking industry create pressure for drivers and companies to operate with increased speed and less caution. Some trucking companies even compel their drivers to violate the law. When a trucker’s negligence leads to your injuries, we ensure you receive the maximum compensation you deserve. For detailed information on truck accident cases, please click here.

Irving Motorcycle Accident Claims

Motorcycle accidents often entail significant losses. Despite motorcycles being less visible, negligent motorists further heighten the risks. In such situations, we are dedicated to securing maximum compensation for your injuries. For further insights into motorcycle accident cases, please click here.

Irving Dog Bite Claims

Dogs may be cherished companions, but not all dog owners exercise proper care. When their negligence leads to injuries, we are committed to helping you obtain the maximum compensation. For additional information on dog bite cases, please click here.

TEXAS STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS

In Texas, you have a two-year timeframe from the date of your accident to file your personal injury claim. Although it may initially seem like a generous duration, it’s crucial to remember that defendants often intentionally dispose of or destroy evidence promptly. The preservation of evidence and securing of witnesses are pivotal to your case’s success. Therefore, it is prudent to file your claim as soon as possible following your accident. Initiate the process with a complimentary consultation from Mullen & Mullen by calling (214) 747-5240.

ABOUT OUR LAW FIRM NEAR IRVING, TX

Our dedicated local team demonstrates a steadfast commitment to your welfare, combined with a strong work ethic.

Mullen & Mullen has been championing the legal rights of North Texans since 1983. With over four decades of experience, our legal experts have assisted numerous individuals in navigating the claims process, recovering from physical injuries, and securing the rightful financial compensation they deserve.

LOWEST PRE-SUIT CONTINGENCY FEE

The average industry fee is 33.3%-35%. Our exceptional track record allows us to offer a pre-suit contingency fee that is well below industry standards at just 29%, leaving more of your settlement in your pocket.

DO YOU HAVE A STRONG CLAIM?

We frequently resolve the claims we accept, as do most lawyers. However, what sets Mullen & Mullen apart from other personal injury attorneys in Fort Worth is your increased chance of securing a more substantial settlement.

To maximize your claim’s potential for success, certain key elements must be established through a “preponderance of the evidence.” This means there should be more than a 50% likelihood that the other party’s negligence caused your injuries.

Here are the critical factors we consider:

Was A Duty Of Care Owed By The At-Fault Party?

To establish legal liability, it is essential to demonstrate that the defendant owed you a duty of care. A “duty of care” implies that one must exercise reasonable caution in situations that could potentially harm others.

For instance, your physician owes you a duty of care due to their specialized knowledge and professional role. They are expected to act with a level of expertise beyond that of an ordinary person. In contrast, if you seek information about a product’s ingredients from a grocery store clerk, it is unlikely to warrant a personal injury claim. Their role is to distribute and sell goods, not to offer medical advice about allergens.

Was The Duty Of Care Breached?

The next step is to prove that the negligent party violated their duty of care. This can be particularly challenging, especially in cases of medical malpractice.

In essence, you need to show that the at-fault party acted unreasonably in a given situation. For instance, in the context of driving, you have a duty of care to operate your vehicle in a way that does not harm other drivers. If you cause an accident while texting and driving, you have likely breached your duty of care. On the other hand, if you swerve to avoid road debris and an accident occurs, it’s probable that you have not breached your duty of care since your actions were consistent with what a reasonable person would do in a similar situation.

Did The Breach Result In Your Injuries?

You must also establish that the breach in the duty of care directly caused your injuries. Insurers often attempt to argue that your injuries stem from unrelated factors. For instance, they may claim that prior injuries from a previous accident are responsible for your current condition, rather than their customer’s negligent behavior. This is where our personal injury lawyers excel in disproving such claims and demonstrating that your injuries indeed resulted from the negligence of the at-fault party.

Did Your Damages Occur In The Past 2 Years?

In Texas, there is a relatively short two-year “statute of limitations.” This means you must file your legal claim within two years of the date of your accident. Failure to do so will result in your claim being dismissed by the court if you attempt to file it later.

While two years may seem ample, in the legal realm, it is a brief window. It is advisable to file your claim promptly after your accident. The longer you wait, the more challenging it becomes to gather evidence, and the at-fault party gains more time to build their defense. Therefore, it’s essential not to provide them with unnecessary advantages.

Have You Avoided Significant Errors?

Texas law allows for imperfections, and you need not become reclusive or overly cautious in your daily life. However, certain mistakes should be avoided. For example, sharing anything on social media, no matter how innocuous it may seem, is unwise. Insurers may twist your posts to your disadvantage.

In Texas, being a “partial fault state,” means you can be deemed partially responsible for your injuries. Consequently, the amount the at-fault party might owe you could be reduced in proportion to your share of the responsibility.

This is why consulting with a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible is a wise decision. They can provide guidance on avoiding mistakes and help you safeguard your claim, potentially saving you thousands of dollars or even preventing the loss of your claim altogether.

CASE STUDY: SUCCESSFULLY SECURING COMPENSATION FOR A NECK INJURY IN A TRUCK ACCIDENT

In this illustrative case study, we showcase our legal expertise by demonstrating how we helped a client obtain a substantial settlement of $962,500.00 for a neck injury sustained in a commercial truck accident.

The incident revolved around a situation where a truck driver was traveling west on US 287 but, regrettably, failed to exercise due diligence and executed an unsafe lane change. This reckless maneuver led to a collision with another motorist, resulting in a neck injury. Notably, the injured party had a significant spine surgery in her medical history.

Regrettably, insurance companies often use pre-existing conditions as a basis to reduce their payout obligations. In this case, we anticipated that the insurer might argue that the driver’s injuries were partially attributable to her prior major spine surgery.

However, it is important to understand that Texas law follows a legal doctrine known as “The Eggshell Doctrine.” This principle dictates that the plaintiff should be compensated for all injuries caused by the accident, even if pre-existing conditions exacerbate those injuries. It obliges us to consider the claimant’s condition as it was, irrespective of pre-existing health issues.

To enhance our client’s chances of success, our attorney, Shane Mullen, advised her to diligently document any new or aggravated symptoms stemming from the accident. This strategy required the client to obtain medical documentation for any symptoms that emerged post-accident. Subsequently, the client underwent multiple laminectomies to address damaged vertebrae.

When negotiations commenced with the insurance company, their stance was predictably resistant. They contended that the accident’s force couldn’t have warranted surgery. In response, Shane emphasized the documented new symptoms and the fact that even a moderate accident could exacerbate pre-existing injuries.

Ultimately, the insurer was compelled to settle the case for $962,500.00. Notably, our client benefited from substantial savings as our case fee was reduced to 29%, amounting to a saving of $70,000 since her claim was resolved without resorting to a lawsuit.

CONTACT US FOR A FREE CONSULTATION

Call (214) 747-5240 to talk to an Irving personal injury attorney right now. We won’t put any pressure on you to hire us on the spot. Simply learn how we’ll approach your case and get some excellent free advice. Make your decision only when you feel 100% ready. Do remember though, that the Texas statute of limitations gives you just 2 years from the date of your accident to file a claim.

We’ll come to your home or hospital room if it makes it easier on you! Phone and Zoom consultations are also available. You can call us, or use the form or chat feature on this page to request a free consultation now.