Seek medical care, report the crash, document the scene if you safely can, and be cautious about statements to insurers. Texas is an at-fault state, which means the driver who caused the crash — and their insurer — is generally responsible for the resulting losses.

In most Texas cases, two years from the date of the collision. Waiting risks losing the right to sue and makes evidence harder to preserve.

You may still have options, including your own uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage. If your own insurer then delays or denies a valid claim, that can raise a separate bad-faith issue — an area this firm also handles.

Depending on the case, recovery may include medical bills, lost wages, future care, vehicle damage, and pain and suffering. Truck cases often involve additional responsible parties, such as trucking companies, which can affect how a claim is pursued.

The firm is based in Austin and represents clients throughout Texas, primarily in Travis County, Williamson County, and Bastrop County.

Board certification by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization recognizes attorneys who demonstrate substantial experience in a specific area of law, pass a rigorous examination, and receive peer review.Brent Devere is board certified in four areas: consumer law, commercial law, residential and commercial real estate law, and consumer bankruptcy law. Working with a board-certified attorney means your case is handled by a lawyer with proven knowledge, experience, and commitment in their field.

The initial consultation is free. You can call the Austin office or use the contact form to schedule one, and there is no cost or obligation to discuss your situation.

Yes. The firm handles most types of litigation. If your matter isn't listed among the practice areas, contact the office to discuss whether the firm can help.