Injured in an Auto Accident in Lubbock? Contact Us Today for a Free Consultation.

We are currently accepting car accident, truck accident, and aviation accident cases in Lubbock and across Texas. If you or a loved one was injured in a crash on Loop 289, I-27, the Marsha Sharp Freeway, or anywhere in the Hub City, contact our office immediately. You shouldn’t have to take on the insurance company alone, and the consultation is free.

Lubbock Car Accident Lawyer

As a Houston-based personal injury law firm with a national reputation, Husain Law and Associates Car Accident Lawyers receive a lot of questions about car accidents from friends, family, and, of course, our clients across Texas. We are honored to be a trusted source of information for people in Lubbock about auto accidents and what to do when you find yourself in one. We truly believe that when it comes to legal issues, knowledge is power. When you know more, you can make better decisions about what to do following a car accident. If you have additional questions about your particular situation, schedule a free consultation with one of our attorneys by calling us at (713) 804-8149 or contacting us online.

What Are the Benefits of Choosing Husain Law and Associates Car Accident Lawyers?

Driving is something most of us in Lubbock do every day. Cars take us to work, get our kids to school, and carry us across the South Plains, where distances are long and nearly everything requires a drive. Driving gives us freedom. Yet driving is also one of the more dangerous things we do. Car accidents are a serious problem in Lubbock. In 2024, TxDOT recorded 5,173 reportable crashes inside the city — about 14 every single day — including 26 fatal wrecks that killed 29 people. Countywide, the number climbs to roughly 6,700 crashes, with nearly a hundred involving serious injuries. Lubbock has ranked among the deadliest cities in the nation for traffic fatalities per capita, and alcohol plays a role in a significant share of serious crashes here. Statistics like these can be scary, but they should not stop you from living your life. Simple safety steps, like never driving impaired or fatigued, wearing your seatbelt, and slowing down in bad weather, reduce your risk. But you cannot control the other driver. Texas is an at-fault state: the driver who caused your crash, and their insurer, is responsible for your damages. Proving fault and the full value of your losses is where an experienced Lubbock car accident attorney makes the difference. Behind every crash number is a person dealing with ER bills, missed work, a totaled vehicle, and an insurance adjuster whose job is to pay as little as possible. Our job is to handle that fight so you can focus on getting better.

Where Do Most Crashes Happen in Lubbock?

Some of the most frequent and severe collisions in Lubbock cluster on the same corridors. Loop 289 and its frontage-road intersections carry heavy, fast-moving traffic all day, and its ramps are frequent crash spots. The I-27 corridor sees high-speed wrecks, including at the 50th Street crossing, one of the busiest and most dangerous intersections in the city.

The Marsha Sharp Freeway and US 84 mix commuter traffic with commercial trucks, a combination that leads to serious injury crashes. Busy surface streets like Slide Road, University Avenue, 50th Street, and 19th Street add red lights and shopping-center driveways to the mix, a recipe for rear-end and intersection collisions. The area around Texas Tech brings heavy pedestrian, bicycle, and student-driver traffic, especially at night and on game days. If your wreck happened on one of these roads, we’ve handled cases just like it. But it doesn’t matter where your crash happened — if another driver caused it, you may have a case.

What Types of Car Accidents Happen in Lubbock, Texas?

Car accidents come in many forms, and the type of accident you are involved in often determines who is liable for the damage you suffer. The most common types of crashes we handle in Lubbock include head-on collisions, rear-end accidents, T-bone and intersection accidents, drunk driving wrecks, distracted driving and texting crashes, aggressive and reckless driving accidents, failure-to-yield accidents, hit-and-runs, rollover accidents, rideshare and taxicab accidents, commercial vehicle and 18-wheeler accidents, uninsured and underinsured motorist claims, and fatal accidents leading to wrongful death cases. If you are not sure how to proceed after a crash, consult a Lubbock car accident lawyer for legal advice.

What Should You Do After a Car Accident in Lubbock?

A car accident, whether or not there are injuries, is a jarring experience. As your body deals with the shock, it can be hard to think clearly. Yet what you do next matters for your health and your financial future.

Stop and Get to Safety

If you’ve been in a car accident in Texas, even a minor fender bender, you must stop. Failure to stop violates Texas law and can result in a ticket or worse. Stop as close to the accident as you safely can without blocking traffic — on Loop 289 or I-27, that means pulling onto the shoulder. Get out and move to a safe spot away from oncoming traffic.

Do not sit in the car passing time on your phone; hidden hazards can make a damaged vehicle dangerous. If you or a passenger cannot get out due to injuries, call 911 immediately.

Get Police and Medical Help

Before you inspect damage or exchange information, call 911 to report the accident and get medical and law enforcement support on scene. Your safety comes first. You could be in shock, and it sometimes takes a medical professional to spot signs of a serious problem. Reporting the crash also means a crash report gets filed with TxDOT, which your insurer and your lawyer will need.

Record Important Accident Information

If you are physically able, start documenting. When police arrive, they may ask you to sign a citation — signing is not an admission of guilt. Get the names and badge numbers of the officers and the report number, and ask how to obtain a copy of the crash report. Insurance and legal disputes can take months or years, and your records will matter when memories fade.

Exchange Contact Information

Get the other driver’s name, phone number, license plate, driver’s license, and insurance information, plus names and numbers of any witnesses, including passengers. Avoid discussing the details of the accident or who was at fault. Do not say “I’m sorry” or guess about what happened — you don’t want to inadvertently hurt your own case.

Take Photos and Videos

Photograph the vehicles, the damage, the street, skid marks, traffic signs, and your injuries. Video helps too. Write notes about what happened while it is fresh, using your phone if needed, and keep those notes to yourself. You cannot go back and get this evidence later.

Obtain a Medical Assessment

Many car accident injuries are not immediately apparent, and some, like whiplash and concussions, show no symptoms for days or weeks. Even if you feel fine, get a full medical assessment as soon as possible. If you suspect an acute injury, go to the emergency room; if not, see your doctor promptly. Medical records also prove your injuries.

Report the Accident to Your Insurance Company

Report the crash to your own insurer as soon as possible. Reporting starts the claims process and is required to use some types of coverage under your policy, including uninsured motorist coverage if the other driver has no insurance or not enough. Your insurer may request a recorded statement, but you are not obligated to give one immediately — consult a lawyer first.

Do Not Divulge Sensitive Information to the Other Party’s Insurance Company

The other driver’s insurer may call you within hours of the crash, hoping to catch you off guard. Be polite, but give only minimal information like your name and contact details. Do not agree to a recorded call, do not describe your injuries on the spot, and do not sign anything or accept an early settlement offer before speaking with a lawyer. First offers are often a fraction of what a claim is actually worth, and if injuries like whiplash appear later, they may try to hold you to your first description.

Contact an Experienced Lubbock Car Accident Attorney

You are not required to hire a lawyer, but you should at least meet with one before deciding. Evidence disappears fast, and the sooner a lawyer starts working, the stronger your case will be. The consultation is free.

When Should You Call a Lawyer After a Car Accident?

Immediately. The earlier you contact us, the sooner we can review your case, begin investigating, and let you spend your recovery time actually recovering. You should also call a lawyer if your compensation is delayed — insurers often drag their feet hoping you’ll take less. Under Texas law, you generally have two years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury lawsuit. Some deadlines are shorter, especially claims involving government vehicles or entities, which can require notice within months. Do not wait to find out where you stand.

How Our Lubbock Car Accident Lawyers Help

We start with a free case review. We listen to what happened, pull your TxDOT crash report, and give you a straight answer about your options. From there, we investigate the crash, gather evidence, work with your medical providers to document your injuries, and handle every call from the insurance company. Insurance companies are not your friends; they have lawyers working to pay you less or deny your claim, and other parties may even try to blame you for the crash. We know these tactics, we defend against them, and we can help manage your medical bills, negotiating with providers to hold off collections and reduce balances so more of any recovery stays with you. We negotiate for full compensation — medical bills, lost wages, vehicle damage, and pain and suffering — and if the insurer won’t be fair, we’re prepared to file suit and take your case to trial.

What Types of Injuries Do Our Car Accident Lawyers Handle?

Car crash injuries range from cuts, scrapes, and bruises to life-changing harm. Among the most common are whiplash, which occurs when the head is thrown back and forth in a rear-end collision and can cause lasting neck, back, and shoulder pain; back and spinal injuries, which in severe cases cause partial or complete paralysis; broken bones and arm and leg injuries, which can lead to nerve damage, chronic pain, or amputation; traumatic brain injuries, including concussions, which affect memory, speech, and concentration; internal organ damage and internal bleeding from blunt-force trauma; and psychological injuries such as PTSD, which have no physical symptoms but real effects on your quality of life. We help clients recover for all of it — current and future medical care, lost earning capacity, home modifications where needed, and physical and emotional pain.

Texas Laws You Should Be Aware Of

Texas Transportation Code Section 550.021 requires drivers involved in an accident with injury or death to stop and remain at the scene. Section 550.022 requires the same for accidents involving vehicle damage. Section 550.023 imposes a duty to give information and render aid. Leaving the scene is a crime, and it can also badly damage your ability to recover compensation, because the other side can pin the blame on you when you’re not there to protect the record.

How Much Does a Lubbock Car Accident Lawyer Cost?

Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee basis: our attorney’s fee comes out of the recovery, and if we don’t recover compensation for you, you owe no attorney’s fee. Case expenses, such as court filing fees, deposition costs, investigation, and expert witness consultations, may apply and are explained in writing before you sign anything. Your initial consultation is always free.

How Long Does It Take to Settle a Car Accident Case?

Every case is different — some resolve in a few months, others take years. The biggest factors are your medical recovery, since we generally wait until you reach maximum medical improvement before valuing the claim; the time it takes to compile medical records and bills; how quickly the insurance company responds; and how long the liability investigation takes, including crash reports, photos, and witness interviews. We keep you informed on the timeline at every stage.

What Happens in a Lubbock Car Accident Claim or Lawsuit?

Most car accident claims settle through negotiation and never become lawsuits. A typical claim starts with investigation: we determine fault by studying the police report, the scene, and witness accounts, and by proving negligence — speeding, distracted driving, drunk driving, drowsy driving, or aggressive driving. Sometimes fault lies beyond the other driver, such as a parts manufacturer, a negligent mechanic, a contractor, or a government agency responsible for the road. We then present the claim to the insurer and negotiate. If negotiations fail, we file suit, and negotiations can continue right up to trial. Once a settlement or verdict is reached, outstanding bills and fees are paid and you receive your recovery.

Common Defenses Insurance Companies Use

Insurers work hard to avoid paying. They may claim the crash was unavoidable, that it was caused by a sudden emergency, that a new and independent cause was responsible, or even that it was an act of God, like weather. We have seen these defenses many times and know how to answer them.

What If I Was Partly at Fault for the Accident?

Texas follows a modified comparative fault rule. You can still recover compensation if you were 50% or less at fault, though your recovery is reduced by your percentage of responsibility. Don’t assume you have no case — let an attorney evaluate the facts.

How Do I Get My Lubbock Crash Report?

Crash reports are filed through TxDOT’s Crash Records Information System (CRIS). You can purchase a copy online through TxDOT or request it from the Lubbock Police Department. We can obtain your crash report for you as part of your free case review.

What Is My Car Accident Case Worth?

Every case is different. Value depends on your injuries, medical treatment, lost income, and how the crash has affected your life. No lawyer can guarantee a specific result, but we can give you an honest assessment of your claim after a free review.

Talk to a Lubbock Car Accident Lawyer Today

If you or your loved one was injured in a car accident in Lubbock, our car accident lawyers are ready to help. We will negotiate on your behalf and pursue compensation for your injuries and damages. Call us today at (713) 804-8149 to schedule your free case evaluation. Attorney Advertising. Principal office: Houston, Texas. This page is for general information only and is not legal advice; contacting our office does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes; every case is different. Crash statistics from TxDOT 2024 crash records describe crashes generally and are not a promise about any individual case.