Hit by an 18-Wheeler in Texas? Find Out What Your Case Is Worth.
The trucking company already has lawyers working your crash. You should too. Sgt. Pike, a Green Beret with 30 years in Texas courtrooms, reviews every case personally and tells you the truth about what it is worth.
We handle truck crashes across all of Texas, from offices in Houston and Dallas, and we come to you when an injury makes travel hard.
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Recent Recoveries for Injured Texans
Settlement for a client who suffered life-altering injuries when a tractor-trailer forced their vehicle off the road.
A commercial vehicle ran a red light at a Harris County intersection and caused a chain-reaction crash.
A tractor-trailer crossed into our client’s lane on a wide right turn and caused serious injuries.
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
A Different Kind of Attorney
Sgt. Andrew “Pike” Piekalkiewicz is a University of Texas School of Law graduate, a member of the State Bar of Texas since 1993, and a decorated Afghanistan War veteran with U.S. Army Special Forces.
Green Beret Discipline
Witness interviews within 48 hours. Black box data preserved before the carrier overwrites it. Medical records organized by specialists. Nothing slips through.
No Fee Unless We Win
You pay zero upfront. Our fee comes out of the recovery. If we do not win, you owe nothing.
We Go to Trial
Insurance companies know which lawyers settle and which ones walk into a courtroom. That reputation changes the offer on the table.
What Happens After You Reach Out
You tell us what happened
Fill out the form or call. Takes about 90 seconds.
We call you within 24 hours
A member of the team reviews the details and calls you to talk through your options.
You get a straight answer
We tell you whether you have a case, what it could be worth, and what happens next. No pressure, no obligation.
Or call (832) 250-4888 any time. After-hours calls are returned first thing in the morning.