Personal Injury Lawyers in San Antonio, TX

Quick Answer: What Do San Antonio Personal Injury Lawyers Do?

San Antonio Personal Injury Lawyers help people injured in car accidents, truck crashes, motorcycle accidents, slip and falls, medical malpractice, workplace incidents, wrongful death, and other negligence-related cases throughout San Antonio and Bexar County. Many attorneys offer free consultations and contingency fee representation for qualifying personal injury claims in Texas.

Personal Injury Attorneys in San Antonio, Texas

Greg McCarthy
Greg McCarthy Verified Attorney
Personal Injury Bicycle Accident Boat Accident Burn Injury Bus Accident Car Accident Dog Bite Motorcycle Accident Pedestrian Accident Premises Liability Slip and Fall Truck Accident Wrongful Death Birth Injury Brain Injury Train Accident Construction Accident Spinal Cord Injury Uber Accident Drunk Driving Accident Workplace Injury Product Liability Daycare Injury Lyft Accident Hit and Run Accident Suv Accident Taxi Accident Swimming Pool Accident Amusement Park Accident School Injury Sports Injury Gym Injury Recreational Vehicle Accident ATV Accident Electric Scooter Accident Moped Accident Jet Ski Accident Catastrophic Injury +37 more
San Antonio, Texas Accepting Clients

Greg Mccarthy's legal focus in San Antonio, TX includes personal injury matters, covering accident-related losses and compensation issues.

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Samuel W. Packard
Samuel W. Packard Verified Attorney
Lawyer at Packard Law Firm
Personal Injury Car Accident Estate Planning Motorcycle Accident Truck Accident Workers Compensation Wrongful Death Brain Injury Dog Bite Hit and Run Accident Drunk Driving Accident Bus Accident Pedestrian Accident Burn Injury Lyft Accident Supplemental Security Income SSDI +16 more
San Antonio, Texas Accepting Clients

Based in San Antonio, TX, Samuel W. Packard's practice includes disability benefit matters, particularly SSDI claims, appeals, and eligibility issues.

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Jason Khattar
Jason Khattar Verified Attorney
Lawyer at Khattar Law, PC
Personal Injury Amusement Park Accident ATV Accident Bicycle Accident Birth Injury Boat Accident Brain Injury Burn Injury Bus Accident Car Accident Catastrophic Injury Construction Accident Daycare Injury Dog Bite Drunk Driving Accident Electric Scooter Accident Gym Injury Hit and Run Accident Jet Ski Accident Lyft Accident Medical Malpractice Moped Accident Motorcycle Accident Pedestrian Accident Premises Liability Product Liability Recreational Vehicle Accident School Injury Slip and Fall Social Security Disability Spinal Cord Injury Sports Injury Supplemental Security Income Suv Accident Swimming Pool Accident Taxi Accident Train Accident Truck Accident Uber Accident Workplace Injury +39 more
San Antonio, Texas Accepting Clients

Based in San Antonio, TX, Jason Khattar's practice includes Social Security Disability matters, including disability claims, benefit eligibility, denials, appeals also personal injury matters, particularly injury claims, liability, and recovery.

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Christopher Le
Christopher Le Verified Attorney
Personal Injury Employment Law Trusts Wills Workers Compensation Supplemental Security Income SSDI +6 more
San Antonio, Texas Accepting Clients

Christopher Le's practice in San Antonio, TX centers on disability benefit matters, including SSDI claims, appeals, and eligibility issues.

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Types of Personal Injury Cases in San Antonio

Personal injury claims can arise from many kinds of accidents, unsafe conditions, and negligent conduct. Below are common case types people search for when comparing a personal injury attorney in San Antonio.

Texas Personal Injury Quick Facts

Texas Injury Topic What Users Should Know
General filing deadline Texas generally provides a two-year limitations period for many personal injury claims
Comparative responsibility Texas uses proportionate responsibility rules
51% rule Recovery can generally be barred when a claimant's responsibility is greater than 50%
Damages Available damages depend on the facts and type of claim
Special claims Government, medical malpractice and certain other claims can involve additional requirements

San Antonio Personal Injury Statistics

San Antonio and Bexar County crash and injury data can help residents understand the scale and types of incidents happening locally. The datasets below use the most recent complete official figures available from TxDOT, the City of San Antonio, and other public agencies.

2022

47,467

Total Crashes

2023

48,713

Total Crashes

2024

48,522

Total Crashes

2025

37,299

Total Crashes

2026

Preliminary

Data is still preliminary and subject to revision

How to Compare San Antonio Personal Injury Lawyers

When you review lawyer profiles on FindTheLawyers, a few factors can help you narrow your search:

  • Practice focus
  • Texas licensing
  • Location
  • Experience level
  • Consultation availability

San Antonio Neighborhoods Served

Nearby Areas Served

Our directory includes car accident lawyers serving neighborhoods throughout San Antonio and nearby cities in Texas.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does FindTheLawyers represent injured clients or handle claims?

No. FindTheLawyers is a national lawyer directory. It helps users browse and compare personal injury lawyer profiles in San Antonio; it does not represent clients, provide legal advice, or negotiate on anyone's behalf.

How do I find a personal injury lawyer near me in San Antonio?

Use the listings on this page to compare San Antonio personal injury attorneys by practice focus, location, experience, and consultation availability, then contact the lawyers whose profiles fit your case.

How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Texas?

Texas law generally allows two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit (Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code § 16.003), though exceptions can apply. A licensed attorney can confirm the deadline for a specific situation.

Can I still recover compensation if I was partly at fault?

Texas follows a modified comparative fault rule. A person found 50% or less at fault may still recover damages, reduced by their share of fault; a person found 51% or more at fault cannot recover damages under Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code § 33.001.