The cases Kent handles personally — every one of them.
Personal injury law has predictable patterns. Drunk-driver crashes look like other drunk-driver crashes. Workplace falls follow OSHA investigation playbooks. Insurance companies have scripts. Kent has spent 30 years learning what those patterns look like — and what breaks them in your favor.
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Car Accidents
Drunk drivers, rear-end collisions, intersections, hit-and-runs.
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Truck Accidents
18-wheelers, commercial vehicles, federal trucking violations.
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Motorcycle Accidents
Lane-splitting disputes, helmet law claims, biased insurers.
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Workplace Injuries
Construction sites, warehouses, oil & gas, third-party claims.
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Slip & Fall
Unsafe conditions, retail, apartments, parking lots.
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Wrongful Death
Compassionate counsel for surviving family members.
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Texas injury law — the rules that decide your case
Every Texas personal injury case turns on a small set of statutes and doctrines. Two of them are worth understanding before you talk to any insurance adjuster: the comparative-fault rules every Texas plaintiff should understand, and the realistic answer to how long a Texas personal-injury claim typically takes.
These are the same explainers we walk new clients through on the first call. They apply across every category of case above.
Practicing in Collin County specifically? Our Collin County personal injury attorney page covers local courts, cities served, and Texas-law specifics for clients across Collin.
Different injury. Same trial discipline.
Case review within 24 hours
Kent personally reviews every new case the same day it comes in. No queue, no intake screening, no junior associate filtering.
No fee unless we win
Contingency fee. We cover case expenses while it's pending. You pay zero attorney fees unless we recover money for you.
Trial-ready from day one
Insurance companies pay attention to lawyers who actually try cases. Every case Kent takes is built for trial — which is why most of them settle, and settle well.
Representing injured people across all of DFW.
Office in McKinney. Cases handled in 9 North Texas counties. If you were injured anywhere in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, we want to hear what happened.
Not sure which category your case fits?
Most don't fit one neatly. Call Kent — he'll tell you straight whether he can help.