Austin's Top Personal Injury Lawyers Ready to Get You Paid

Why Austin Accident Victims Trust Our Network

Austin is booming—and so are accidents. With explosive population growth, I-35 gridlock, and construction zones everywhere, car crashes, truck accidents, and workplace injuries are at an all-time high. When you're injured, you need attorneys who know Austin, know Texas law, and know how to win.

GetPaid.law connects you with experienced Austin personal injury lawyers who have a track record of results. Our network attorneys have recovered millions for accident victims across Travis County and the surrounding areas.

Serving the Austin Metro Area

Our network of personal injury attorneys serves clients throughout the Austin area, including:

• Austin — Downtown, South Austin, North Austin, East Austin, West Austin
• Round Rock — One of Texas's fastest-growing cities with increasing traffic accidents
• Cedar Park — Growing suburb with dangerous intersections along 183 and 1431
• Pflugerville — Rapid development bringing more traffic and accidents
• Georgetown — I-35 corridor accidents and growing local traffic
• San Marcos — College town with I-35 and Highway 80 accidents
• Kyle & Buda — Booming growth along the I-35 South corridor
• Leander — Fast-growing with 183A toll road and Highway 183 accidents
• Lakeway & Bee Cave — Hill Country highway accidents on 71 and 620
• Dripping Springs — Highway 290 West accidents

Dangerous Roads in the Austin Area

Our attorneys handle accidents on Austin's most dangerous roads:

• I-35 — The deadliest highway in Texas, running through Austin, Round Rock, and Georgetown
• MoPac (Loop 1) — Heavy commuter traffic with frequent rear-end collisions
• Highway 183 — High-speed corridor through Cedar Park, Leander, and Austin
• Highway 290 — Dangerous stretches east and west of Austin
• Highway 130 — 85 mph speeds lead to severe accidents
• Loop 360 — Scenic but treacherous Hill Country road
• FM 1431 — High accident rates in Cedar Park and Leander
• Ben White Boulevard — Heavy traffic connecting I-35 to the airport

Types of Injuries We Handle

Our network of personal injury attorneys handles all types of accident-related injuries. No matter how you were hurt, we can connect you with an experienced lawyer:

Texas Personal Injury Law Basics

Understanding Texas law is critical to protecting your rights after an accident.

Statute of Limitations: 2 Years

Texas gives you 2 years from the date of your injury to file a lawsuit. Miss this deadline and you lose your right to sue forever. While two years may seem like plenty of time, building a strong case takes months. Contact an attorney as soon as possible.

Texas is an At-Fault State

Unlike no-fault states, Texas allows you to pursue compensation directly from the person who caused your accident. You can file a claim with their insurance company or sue them directly.

Modified Comparative Fault

Texas follows a 51% rule. You can recover damages as long as you're 50% or less at fault for the accident. Your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault. If you're 51% or more at fault, you get nothing.

No Damage Caps (Usually)

Texas doesn't cap damages in most personal injury cases. You can recover full compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more. The exception is medical malpractice cases, which have specific caps.