The adjuster has a playbook too. We've read it.

Insurers price injury claims by one question: will this lawyer actually try the case? Ours get a different number, because the answer is yes.

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Exhibit A — The Playbook

How a claim becomes a case.

PB-1

Fault, proven — not assumed

Crash reports are a starting point, not a verdict. Scene evidence, vehicle data, and witnesses get preserved early — because Texas reduces recovery by your share of blame, and insurers inflate that share.

PB-2

Damages, documented like evidence

Medical records, future care, lost earning capacity — every element is proven the way we'd prove it to a jury, because that's exactly who the insurer worries about.

PB-3

A demand with a spine

When the file is trial-ready before the first demand letter, negotiation changes. Lowballs meet depositions, not desperation.

Exhibit B — The Path

How a claim becomes a recovery.

01Medical care firstTreatment and documentation set the foundation

02PreservationEvidence letters before proof disappears

03WorkupLiability, damages, and experts built jury-ready

04DemandThe insurer sees a trial file, not a form letter

05LitigationDepositions, motions, pressure

06Trial / resolutionSettle strong or try it — your call, our fight

Exhibit C — Questions

Asked at 2 a.m., answered here.

The insurance company called with an offer. Should I take it?

Not before you know what the claim is worth — early offers are priced against your urgency, not your injuries. A free consult costs nothing; signing away a serious claim can cost everything.

What if I was partly at fault?

Texas allows recovery as long as you're not more than half responsible, reduced by your percentage. Where that percentage lands is fought, not found — which is why evidence work matters immediately.

General legal information, not legal advice for any individual case or situation. Every case differs — liability and recovery depend on the specific facts, coverage, and venue. Speak with counsel about yours: 915-279-0000, answered 24/7. Se habla español.

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