Dallas, TX Personal Injury Lawyer
Put your trust in an attorney who cares about your well-being. Work with the Law Office of J. Gregory Marks today.
Helping Injury Victims Pursue the Payment They Need to Keep Moving Forward
The insurance claims process is not set up in a way to help injury victims get the compensation they deserve. Oftentimes, injured people are faced with dense legal jargon, lowball offers from insurance companies, and delays that only add further financial strain to the recovery process. Working with a skilled injury lawyer after a preventable accident is highly advisable, as an attorney can stand up for your rights in and outside of the courtroom.
Attorney J. Gregory Marks has a wealth of experience in personal injury law with a decades-spanning career and a history of successful results. Our firm is prepared to fight for maximum compensation on your behalf.
Free Consultations
We offer free consultations to give you an idea of how we can help with your case.
Available 24/7
Our office can be reached at any time, allowing us to assist with an injury case on short notice.
Texas Board Certified
Attorney Marks has been certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 1997.
Award-Winning
We have been named in many awards, including recognition as Best Lawyers in D Magazine and multiple consecutive Super Lawyers awards.
Nearly Four Decades of Legal Experience
Attorney J. Gregory Marks earned his license to practice in Texas in 1987, and he has a track record of successes in injury law.
Millions Recovered for the Injured
Our firm has helped clients take home significant compensation in verdicts and settlements.
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$105 Million Truck Accident Verdict
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$39.8 Million Product Liability Settlement
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$20 Million Police Brutality Verdict
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$9.5 Million Truck Accident Settlement
Precise Litigation Powerful Outcomes
- Car Accidents
- Head-On Accidents
- T-Bone Accidents
- Truck Accidents
- Amazon Delivery Accidents
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Rideshare Accidents
- Pedestrian Accidents
- Bicycle Accidents
- Defective Products
- Vehicle Defects
- Premises Liability
- Construction Injuries
- Catastrophic Injuries
- Spinal Cord Injuries
- Traumatic Brain Injuries
- Burn Injuries
- Amputations
- Wrongful Death
When a person, business, or other entity causes you injury through their careless conduct, you have a right to seek payment for your damages under Texas law. This can include compensation for your medical bills, property damage, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages. Our firm handles a wide variety of claims, from auto accidents to injuries occurring on other people's property, investigating each case in detail to protect the rights of our clients.
Our firm will take on the paperwork and investigation associated with your claim, handling all communications with the insurance company to ensure that your rights are protected. If we feel that you are not getting a fair settlement offer, we can proceed to litigation and take strong measures to fight for the compensation you deserve.
Comprehensive Representation for Serious Injuries in Dallas & Fort Worth
Car Accidents
A car accident has the potential to cause serious injuries, depending on the speed of the collision and the angle at which it occurred. Determining fault can be difficult in these cases, but a skilled attorney can help uncover key evidence like witness statements, the police report, and security footage that demonstrates who caused the wreck. Our firm can collect this evidence and talk to the insurance company on your behalf.
Truck Accidents
Truck collisions tend to carry a higher risk of serious injury due to the forces involved in a collision. Unlike most car accidents, these cases may involve complex liability, with fault shared between the truck driver, the company, cargo loaders, or other third parties. We will work hard to identify all of the parties responsible and pursue full compensation for your damages, starting by preserving the evidence at the scene of the wreck.
Defective Products
When a product is shipped with unsafe components, inadequate warnings, or other serious defects, the risk of injury to consumers increases dramatically. Though the manufacturer may deny responsibility for any damages, our firm can look into these claims in detail to identify exactly where the error occurred. We handle a variety of defective product claims, ranging from faulty vehicle parts to hazardous children's toys.
Catastrophic Injuries
When an injury is so severe that it results in long-lasting or permanent damage, it is generally considered to be catastrophic. Our firm can represent victims of spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, severe burns, amputation, serious fractures, and other life-altering conditions resulting from the negligence of another party. When assessing these claims, we look at the long-term effects, not just the short-term burden.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if the other driver does not have insurance after a car accident in Texas?
Answer: Texas requires drivers to carry liability insurance, but not everyone follows that rule. If the driver who hit you is uninsured, you may still have options. Your own policy may include uninsured motorist coverage, which can help pay for your medical bills, lost wages, and other losses. If the at-fault driver has some assets, a lawsuit may also be worth pursuing. An attorney can review your policy, identify available coverage, and help you understand what recovery is realistic given the circumstances.
Read MoreCan I still recover compensation if I was partly at fault for the car accident?
Answer: Texas follows a modified comparative fault rule, which means you can still recover compensation as long as you were less than 51 percent responsible for the accident. However, your total recovery will be reduced by your percentage of fault. Insurance companies sometimes try to exaggerate a victim's share of fault to limit what they pay out, which is one reason having legal representation matters.
Read MoreWhy are truck accident claims more complicated than regular car accident claims?
Answer: Several factors make these cases more complex. Commercial trucks are often owned by one company, leased by another, loaded by a third party, and driven by someone who may be classified as an independent contractor. Each of those relationships can affect who is legally responsible for the crash.
Read MoreWhat if the truck driver was an independent contractor rather than an employee of the company?
Answer: Contractor status does not automatically shut down a truck accident claim. Courts look at how much control the company exercised over the driver, the route, the equipment, and the delivery schedule. If the company dictated how and when deliveries were made, it may still be held responsible even if the driver was technically classified as an independent contractor.
Read MoreDo I need to prove that the manufacturer was negligent to bring a defective product claim in Texas?
Answer: Texas recognizes strict liability for certain product defect claims, which means you may be able to hold a manufacturer responsible without proving it acted carelessly. What matters is whether the product was defective when it left the manufacturer's control and whether that defect caused your injury.
Read MoreWho can be held responsible when a defective product causes an injury?
Answer: Liability can extend beyond just the company that made the product. Depending on the facts, the manufacturer, a component parts supplier, a distributor, or a retailer could all share responsibility for putting a dangerous product into consumers' hands.
Read MoreWhat makes an injury "catastrophic" in the context of a personal injury claim?
Answer: The term "catastrophic injury" generally refers to injuries that permanently alter a person's ability to live and function the way they did before. Traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, severe burns, amputations, and injuries that result in paralysis or permanent organ damage are common examples. These cases tend to involve higher medical costs, longer recovery timelines, and ongoing care needs that can last for decades.
Read MoreHow do you calculate future damages in a catastrophic injury case?
Answer: Estimating damages in a catastrophic injury claim frequently requires input from medical professionals who can project what ongoing treatment, rehabilitation, assistive equipment, and personal care will cost over time.
Read MoreWho is eligible to file a wrongful death claim in Texas?
Answer: Under Texas law, a wrongful death claim can be brought by the surviving spouse, children, or parents of the person who was killed. Siblings and other relatives are not typically eligible to file under the wrongful death statute.
Read MoreWhat kinds of damages can a family recover in a wrongful death case?
Answer: Surviving family members can pursue compensation for the financial support the deceased person would have provided over their lifetime, as well as the loss of services, care, guidance, and companionship they would have contributed to the family. Mental anguish suffered by surviving family members is also recognized under Texas law.
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The Law Office of J. Gregory Marks Scholarship Program
We offer the Driver Sober Scholarship to students who have made an effort to combat drunk driving in their communities. This $1,000 scholarship opportunity is available to undergraduate and graduate students with a GPA of 3.0 or above. To learn more about eligibility and applying, visit our scholarship page.
Dallas Office
901 Main Street, Suite 3670 Dallas, TX 75202
P 214-427-4417
From our office in Dallas, we represent injury victims across the area, taking cases in Fort Worth, Garland, Grand Prairie, Irving, Mesquite, Plano, and the surrounding towns and cities.
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