Best Medical Malpractice & Negligence Lawyers in El Paso, TX

Sometimes negligence in an accident is obvious and easy to determine. Other times, there may be hidden factors or disputed elements of the incident that can make the assertion of negligence difficult. A dedicated personal injury attorney at our firm can help you investigate these matters, collect evidence, and prove them in civil court on your behalf.

Every personal injury case is different, and the amount of prospective proceeds can vary. While some factors, like lost wages and medical bills, are easy to determine, other factors like pain and suffering need to be approximated, which can more difficult to assert. At Farah Law, we are well-versed in making the gravity of our clients' injuries plain, both in and out of the courtroom.

While filing your suit immediately may not be prudent, talking to a personal injury attorney as soon as possible is. Personal injury accidents should be investigated shortly after they occur and the more time your counsel has to develop and establish the case on your behalf, the better.

Yes, there is. All civil actions in Texas have very strict statute of limitations. All personal injury, product liability, and medical malpractice suits need to be filed within two years of the injury or harm occurring.

When structuring and filing a personal injury suit, it is important that the entire scope of the injury is addressed. Sometimes this can mean waiting to see how a patient recovers and when his or her maximum medical improvement (MMI) occurs. Maximum medical improvement means that the victim has improved the maximum amount from their injuries. This can still mean that they may require ongoing treatment, but that the financial future of these patients is reasonably foreseeable. Filing before MMI can be determined may mean that the suit will not address additional medical needs that were not initially anticipated.