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Houston personal injury claims: what a lawyer does in Harris County

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Filing deadline
2 yr

Personal injury in Texas

Fault rule
Barred above 50%
Where it is filed
Harris County Civil District Courts

What Texas law changes about a personal injury claim

These are the rules that alter the outcome of this specific claim type. Texas's full set of rules is on the Texas page.
Comparative fault
modified-comparative-50. Recovery is barred once your own fault exceeds 50%.

All Texas injury claim rules

Where a Houston personal injury claim is handled

Harris County Civil District Courts

trial general · Harris County (11th Court of Appeals district: First and Fourteenth Courts of Appeals)

201 Caroline Street, Houston, TX 77002

Court records

Harris County Civil Courts at Law

trial limited

201 Caroline Street, Houston, TX 77002

Court records

U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division

federal district

515 Rusk Street, Houston, TX 77002

Court records

County clerk

Harris County District Clerk (civil district courts) and Harris County Clerk (county civil courts at law)

What people in Houston ask about personal injury claims

These are the questions Google reports for this market, not questions we invented.
  • Is it worth suing for personal injury?
  • What is the average settlement for personal injury in Texas?
  • What not to say to a personal injury lawyer?
  • Who is the best personal injury lawyer in Houston, Texas?
  • How much of a 25k settlement will I get?
  • What not to say to a personal injury lawyer?

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