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Personal Injury Practice Areas

Maximum Effort for Your Maximum Compensation

You do not need to name the legal claim before asking for help. Tell us how you were hurt, and get a personal strategy built to fight for your maximum compensation.

Representation built around your case

Get Injury Lawyers Fighting for Maximum Compensation

The right Dallas personal injury practice starts with the event, the people involved and the legal work your particular claim requires.

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01 · Individual case strategy

Your Injury Gets a Personal Legal Strategy

A road collision, work injury and property condition can raise overlapping questions.

We examine the activity, responsible parties and documented harm before deciding which lines of investigation matter. The claim is developed around those circumstances rather than processed toward a standard settlement because it fits a broad practice category.

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Aaron Genthe, founding personal injury trial attorney
Aaron Genthe · Founding attorney

02 · Attorney-led representation

Your Lawyer Leads Your Case Decisions

You deserve to understand which issues need legal attention.

Your lawyer evaluates the facts and explains the scope of the proposed representation. Paralegals support records and coordination while the attorney leads the case decisions. That gives you a clear starting point when an injury involves more than one business, activity or possible claim route.

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03 · Trial-ready advocacy

We Prepare for Trial Against Low Offers

The demand should connect conduct, responsibility and documented losses.

Genthe prepares that evidence for negotiation and potential litigation across the injury matters we handle. Willingness to take an appropriate case to trial helps us pursue the recovery the proof supports, instead of treating every practice area as a path to a quick payment.

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Your next step

Find Legal Help for Your Injury

This directory helps you choose a starting point for an injury question. A vehicle collision, an unsafe property condition and a daycare incident call for different records. Select the page closest to the event rather than trying to fit every injury into the same claim.

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Our intake team answers calls 24/7 and arranges attorney follow-up. The first consultation is free.

Support for the decision ahead

Get Legal Help Without Guessing Your Claim

Find Help When Several Businesses Share Blame

An injury may involve a vehicle, an employer or a property condition at the same time. Genthe can examine the actual roles and available records rather than force the account into the first category you happen to choose.

Understand Your Legal Help Before You Commit

A consultation can address the event, possible claim routes and the work representation would involve. Bring the information available and ask who handles strategy, how decisions are explained and what the fee agreement covers.

Start with the information you have. A complete file is not required to enquire.

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A practical tool for your next step

Find Help Without Knowing Every Legal Term

A short description of the event is more useful than choosing a legal label too early. Tell Genthe how the injury happened, who was involved and which practical decision you face next.

  1. Describe the Event First

    Write whether a vehicle, work task, property condition, animal or child-care activity was involved. Include more than one if they overlap.

  2. Bring Existing Correspondence

    Keep the actual insurer, employer, property or provider messages. Note any document awaiting a signature and any response date stated in it.

  3. Name Your Immediate Question

    Explain whether you need help identifying the right claim, understanding paperwork or organizing evidence. List what is still missing.

Why choose Genthe

Get Personal Attention for Your Injury Claim

Genthe's homepage describes personal attention and a trial strategy tailored to the client. That approach begins before a label is chosen: the event, the responsible relationships and the injury record should determine the claim review.

Aaron Genthe, founding trial attorney
Aaron Genthe · Founding attorney

Get a Plan for Your Injury

A work-related collision or a child's property injury may cross categories. We review the circumstances instead of asking you to resolve the legal classification first.

Your Lawyer Reviews Your Individual Losses

The service guides explain useful questions; an attorney review connects them to the documents and facts of your own event.

Know Your Fees Before You Commit

The initial consultation is free. We explain the proposed scope and written fee terms if representation is an appropriate next step.

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The question that shapes this case

Find Legal Help for What Happened

Several practice areas can overlap. A brain injury may follow a car crash, a workplace fall or a daycare incident; the event and responsible parties help determine the legal route.

  1. Roadway collision

    Car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, bicycle, bus and rideshare pages address different evidence and coverage questions. Begin with how the contact occurred.

  2. Property or work

    A fall on business premises and an injury during employment can involve different duties and benefit systems. Identify your relationship to the location and employer.

  3. Child or family loss

    A child’s injury or a death may require additional analysis of authority, beneficiaries and deadlines. The underlying event remains part of that review.

  4. Several claim routes may overlap

    A roadway collision during work or an injury involving a public entity may require more than one inquiry. Explain the activity and parties involved so the first review can identify the relevant practice areas.

Evidence and decisions

Get Answers When Injury Claims Overlap

You do not have to decide the legal theory before asking for help. Bring the event, injury and documents so the firm can identify which issues need review.

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QuestionWhat to review
Start with the accountExplain where and when the event occurred, who was involved and what you personally observed. Keep uncertainty visible.
Bring the recordsReports, photographs, treatment information and insurer or employer letters can help organize the inquiry. Every document need not be available before the first conversation.
Discuss the engagementAsk about the proposed scope and fee terms. A free consultation does not itself establish representation or guarantee that the firm can accept every matter.

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Evidence and decisions

Get Answers Before Choosing Your Injury Lawyer

Use these answers to prepare for a discussion of your own facts and documents.

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What if my injury fits more than one practice area?

Explain the event and the parties rather than choosing a legal label yourself. The review can identify overlapping coverage, duties and deadlines and the scope of work the firm could undertake.

Does a free consultation mean the firm represents me?

No. Representation requires agreement on the engagement. Ask about acceptance, scope, fees and any immediate deadline rather than assuming a submitted form establishes an attorney-client relationship.

Which practice page should I choose after a crash during work?

Start with both the vehicle event and employment circumstances. A car, truck or construction page may help, but employer coverage and a third-party liability claim can require separate analysis rather than one exclusive label.

What if my child's injury involves both daycare supervision and equipment?

Use the daycare page for the overall incident and the relevant staffing or facility guide for focused questions. The useful evidence connects the actual condition and supervision to the child’s injury.

Should I choose the truck page or fatal-truck page after a death?

The truck page addresses collision and company evidence broadly. The fatal-truck page adds family, estate and death-claim questions; a consultation can clarify how those issues fit the same event.

Where should a bus passenger start if no other vehicle was involved?

The bus page includes boarding, braking and operator-identification questions. Explain the injury mechanism rather than assuming an impact between vehicles is necessary before the event warrants review.

Can one event involve a property condition and a vehicle?

Yes. A driveway, loading area or pickup zone may raise overlapping movement and control questions. Identify the sequence first so the legal review can determine which duties and records matter.

Which pages help a Dallas family assess a daycare's records?

The main daycare page addresses the incident, while the standards, ratios, facility and worker guides separate regulatory topics. Match the operation identity and event instead of collecting unrelated licensing findings.

Does a practice-area listing mean Genthe accepts every case in that category?

No. Acceptance depends on the firm’s review and agreement on representation. Tell the team about deadlines and ask what work, if any, has been agreed before assuming a consultation protects every right.

What should I bring if I am unsure how to label my injury?

Describe what happened, where, when and who was involved. Incident references, treatment and correspondence are more useful than a guessed legal theory; missing records can be identified during the review.

Are Spanish-language guides available for car-accident questions?

Yes. The site’s Spanish pages cover auto claims, rear-end collisions and filing-period questions. Choose the relevant topic and ask the team about communication arrangements for a consultation.

How should I use the practice pages before contacting the firm?

Use the page to identify evidence and questions, then explain your own facts. General guidance cannot determine responsibility, coverage or deadlines without the records and circumstances of the particular event.

Sources and practical resources: Texas Department of Insurance: auto coverage · TDI resources for injured employees · Texas child-care regulation and inspection resources

General information. Individual answers depend on the facts, records and applicable rules. Resource links reviewed October 24, 2026.

Free Case Review

Get Lawyers Fighting for Your Maximum Compensation

Our intake and answering team receives calls and arranges attorney follow-up. The first consultation is free.

Many Texas injury lawsuits have a two-year filing period, but exceptions and separate notice requirements can change the analysis. Ask for a review of the deadlines that apply to your case.

  1. 01Tell us what happened and which records you have.
  2. 02The team coordinates follow-up and attorney review.
  3. 03Before representation, discuss the scope and written terms.

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12770 Coit Rd Suite 820, Dallas, TX 75251
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