Bryan/ College Station Auto Accident Attorney

An auto accident can result in serious physical and financial consequences that can prevent you from being able to work or enjoying a normal life. Worse yet, insurance companies are more interested in their bottom line than your recovery. At O'Hanlon, McCollom & Demerath based in Austin, Texas, our focus is on representing people who have been injured in auto accidents and making them whole again. Our experienced Texas auto accident lawyers help auto accident victims obtain compensation and assist them in affording proper medical care their injuries so they can move on with their lives.

Auto Insurance Company Practices

Our extensive knowledge of insurance companies and their practices allows us to maximize the available recovery for each client using all of the available insurance coverage available. Other insurance coverage, including automobile policies on other vehicles, underinsured/uninsured motor vehicle protection, medical payment coverage, and personal injury protection (PIP) benefits may also be available to an injured party. We will happily convey this and more information to you at our first meeting.

Your Rights

Our Austin, Texas auto accident attorneys are aggressive and knowledgeable in the way you need following your car accident or SUV rollover. Because car accidents can be much more complicated than they seem at first, you have certain rights that you may not know about, including:

Stacked insurance policy claims

Tax, title, and licensing fees

Rental car expense or reimbursement of the same

Medical expenses for the past and future

Lost wages in the past and future

Pain and suffering for the past and future

Key Statistics

Someone in the United States is involved in an auto accident every 10 seconds, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Automobile drivers must exercise "reasonable care under the circumstances." If an auto driver fails to use reasonable care they are considered negligent. A driver who negligently operates a vehicle may be required to pay for any damages caused by his or her negligence.

Talk to Us First

It is of key importance that you not talk to anyone about the facts of your case or sign anything until you consult one of our experienced attorneys. The person injured in an auto accident, or plaintiff, has to prove that the driver was negligent, that the driver's negligence caused the accident, and that the accident caused the plaintiff's injuries. If you have been injured in an auto accident, an insurance company may attempt to get a quick, cheap settlement. Don't let this happen to you, contact us at O'Hanlon, McCollom & Demerath.