When a motor vehicle or commercial trucking accident upends your life, you need an advocate who will manage the insurance process while you focus on recovery.
Jon B. Ellis, lead personal injury attorney at Sadovsky & Ellis, PLLC, has guided clients through hundreds of claims arising from car accidents and commercial trucking collisions across South Texas. He works each case from the day of the crash through the pre-suit investigation, formal litigation, and — when necessary — a jury trial.
Insurance carriers move quickly to protect their bottom line. Our firm moves just as quickly to protect you: preserving evidence, documenting your injuries, and building the record needed to establish liability against the at-fault driver or trucking company.
We know that most clients simply want their case explained in plain language, and a lawyer who responds when they call. Clear, consistent communication is central to how we handle every personal injury matter we take on.
We review the facts of your accident at no cost and explain your options in plain language.
We gather evidence, medical records, and crash reports while filing your claim with the insurance carrier.
We push back against lowball offers and negotiate for the compensation your injuries warrant.
If a fair settlement isn’t offered, we’re prepared to take your case through litigation to a jury verdict.
We offer a free, no-obligation consultation to review your case. Fee arrangements are discussed individually based on the details of your matter.
Texas law imposes deadlines for personal injury claims that vary by case type, and missing one can bar your claim entirely. It’s important to speak with an attorney as soon as possible after an accident.
Seek medical attention, document the scene if it’s safe to do so, avoid giving recorded statements to insurance adjusters before speaking with an attorney, and contact our office promptly so we can begin preserving evidence.
A carrier may lawfully erase the driver’s logs six months after the wreck.
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Call now for a free, no-obligation consultation about your personal injury matter.
