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(877) 880-4090Life in Irving should be about ordinary moments, an afternoon at Northwest Park, dinner in Las Colinas, a commute along Highway 183 or the MacArthur Boulevard corridor. When a serious accident interrupts that routine, the disruption can be immediate and overwhelming.
If you were injured in Irving because someone else acted carelessly, you may have the right to pursue compensation under Texas personal injury law. Medical bills, missed paychecks, and ongoing pain can place enormous pressure on your household. At Fielding Law, our Irving personal injury lawyers focus on protecting your claim so you can focus on recovery.
Call (877) 880-4090 for a free consultation. Our legal team is available 24/7 to discuss your case.
A personal injury claim is not about “getting a payout.” It is about restoring financial stability after preventable harm. When another party’s negligence causes an injury, Texas law allows you to pursue damages designed to address both financial and personal losses.
Economic damages compensate you for measurable financial harm.
In Texas, the at-fault driver is responsible for property damage resulting from a collision. That typically includes vehicle repair or replacement, along with damaged personal property inside the vehicle. Unlike no-fault states, Texas requires proving liability before recovery.
Medical treatment after an accident may include emergency transport, hospitalization, surgery, specialist visits, physical therapy, prescriptions, and long-term rehabilitation. Even injuries that initially appear minor can develop complications.
Failing to account for future medical care is one of the most common mistakes accident victims make when dealing directly with insurers. A settlement must reflect both current and projected costs.
Serious injuries often prevent victims from returning to work immediately, or at all. Lost income may include:
If your injuries affect your ability to perform the same job duties, your claim should reflect that long-term impact.
Some injuries require assistance with daily activities such as childcare, housekeeping, transportation, or home modifications. These costs are compensable when supported by evidence.
If an accident results in the loss of a loved one, Texas law allows surviving family members to pursue a wrongful death claim. Compensation may include funeral expenses, medical costs prior to death, and loss of financial support and companionship.
Not every loss is visible on a bill.
Texas law also recognizes compensation for:
These damages reflect the real human consequences of an accident. Proper documentation and strategic case presentation are critical to securing fair compensation.
If you are unsure what your claim may be worth, speaking with an Irving personal injury attorney can provide clarity.
Not all accidents are minor fender-benders. Many require detailed investigation and litigation preparation.
Irving’s proximity to Highway 183, SH-114, Loop 12, and the Las Colinas business district means heavy daily traffic. High-speed corridors and complex intersections increase the risk of severe collisions.
We handle:
Insurance companies move quickly after a serious accident. Having experienced legal representation early can protect critical evidence and prevent undervalued settlements.
If you were injured in a car accident in Irving, contact our office promptly for a case evaluation.
Property owners have a legal duty to maintain reasonably safe conditions. When they fail to correct known hazards, serious injuries can result.
We handle cases involving:
These cases often hinge on proving notice and failure to correct unsafe conditions.
Defective consumer products, unsafe machinery, or improperly manufactured goods can cause significant harm. In these cases, liability may extend to manufacturers, distributors, or retailers.
Product cases often require technical investigation and expert testimony.
Experience matters, but so does accessibility and transparency.
Our attorneys serve clients throughout Irving and Dallas County. We understand how local courts operate, how insurers defend claims in this region, and how to build cases that withstand scrutiny.
We handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. That means:
This structure allows injured individuals to pursue justice without financial risk.
Understanding where and how your case proceeds can reduce uncertainty.
Irving is located in Dallas County, and most personal injury lawsuits arising within city limits are filed in Dallas County civil courts. However, venue may depend on:
Venue decisions can affect procedural timelines and litigation strategy.
George L. Allen Sr. Courts Building
600 Commerce Street
Dallas, TX 75202
100 West Weatherford Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Our Irving personal injury attorneys evaluate venue carefully before filing to ensure your case is positioned appropriately.
Irving Municipal Court handles Class C misdemeanors and traffic citations, not major personal injury lawsuits. However, traffic citations issued after a crash can influence civil liability.
Irving Municipal Court
305 N. O’Connor Road
Irving, TX 75061
Prompt medical treatment strengthens both recovery and legal documentation.
Local Irving facilities include:
In Texas, healthcare providers may assert a lien against a personal injury settlement for services rendered after an accident. This means:
Understanding lien structure is essential to protecting your net recovery.
Texas follows a modified comparative negligence rule.
You may recover compensation if you are 50% or less at fault. However:
If total damages equal $100,000 and you are found 20% at fault, your recovery would be reduced to $80,000.
Insurance companies frequently attempt to shift blame onto injury victims, especially in car and truck accident cases occurring along busy Irving corridors like SH-114 or Highway 183. Proper investigation is critical to minimizing fault allocation.
You can estimate potential damages by adding:
Then reduce that total by your potential percentage of fault.
This is not legal advice, but it demonstrates why accurate fault determination and comprehensive damages analysis matter.
For a precise evaluation, our Irving personal injury lawyers review medical records, employment documentation, and liability evidence in detail.
Staying current with crash data is part of responsible legal representation.
According to 2025 TxDOT data, Irving recorded over 4,000 crashes, with 14 being fatal and a total of 167 having serious injuries involved. Thankfully, the highest amount of crashes were non-injury accidents where there was probably only material damage recorded. High-traffic corridors such as Highway 183, Loop 12, and SH-114 contribute to accident frequency.
The statute of limitations is generally two years from the date of the accident. Missing this deadline can permanently bar recovery.
You may pursue compensation through:
Coverage analysis is critical in these situations.
You are not legally required to give a recorded statement to the opposing insurer. Doing so without counsel can jeopardize your claim.
Crash reports may be obtained through:
Irving Police Department
305 N. O’Connor Road
Irving, TX 75061
Reports are also available through the Texas Department of Transportation crash records system.
Under Texas’ 51% rule, you may still recover compensation if you were 50% or less responsible. Your recovery will simply be reduced proportionally.
You do not have to manage medical providers, insurance adjusters, and legal deadlines alone. Early legal intervention can protect your rights and strengthen your position.
If you were injured in Irving, Texas, contact Fielding Law at (877) 880-4090 to schedule a free consultation. Our team is available 24 hours a day to discuss your situation and explain your options.
When negligence disrupts your life, informed legal action can help restore stability.