Case Results

Attorney Jeff Weinstein works for you

When you've been hurt in a car accident, it can be an uphill battle to recover the financial compensation that you are owed. The driver who caused your crash will likely deny doing anything wrong. Insurance companies may give you the runaround. Personal injury attorney Jeff Weinstein of Weinstein Law has seen it happen again and again. That's why he helps clients fight back.

An injury can affect your life in many ways. You're in pain. You may be left with a temporary disability - or a permanent one. You may not be able to work. There may be no money coming in. And medical bills can add up fast.

Just remember one thing. The car accident wasn't your fault. You deserve compensation. But to get it, you need a lawyer who knows how to get the job done. Attorney Jeff Weinstein has been living and working in Henderson County for more than 20 years. He knows the impact a wreck can have on families. He gets the facts and builds a strong case that the insurance companies have to take seriously. And he fights to get you the compensation you deserve.

You can read some of Jeff's case results below. These amounts are what our clients received after fees and expenses. Learn more about how a personal injury lawyer can help you with your case. Call 903-677-5333 or contact us online to set up a free consultation.

"These aren't just numbers to me. I know the faces and pain of each of these injury victims. My staff and I want to get to know you and fight for you, too."
- Attorney Jeff Weinstein

Obtained $280,000 + for Client

Our 44-year-old client was struck by a driver who failed to yield the right of way. Injuries included a broken foot, broken toe, head, neck and back pain. Our client's medical expenses were approximately $60,000. The driver who caused the wreck had minimum limits insurance coverage as required in Texas, only $30,000 per person. The insurance company for the at-fault driver offered their insurance limit, $30,000. Fortunately, our client had underinsured motorist coverage, which provides additional coverage when the at-fault driver doesn't have enough insurance to pay for all the damages they have caused. In this case, the underinsured motorist coverage was $250,000. Our client's insurance company agreed to pay the full amount of the underinsured motorist coverage. Our client's gross recovery was $280,000. We also worked on behalf of our client to negotiate the medical expenses down substantially from the original amounts.

Successfully Settled Case For Significantly Larger Amount

A male around 60 years old was rear-ended by a female college student on I-635 in Dallas. The police were not called, therefore there was no police report for the accident. Damage to the vehicles was minimal. Both cars could drive away from the collision scene. The younger, at-fault driver didn't admit fault at the time of the collision. However, later under oath in her deposition, she admitted she was texting at the time of the collision. Our client did not seek medical treatment on the day of the incident. While he was uncomfortable, he thought he could tough it out. After three days of pain, he decided to seek medical attention. He was seen in an emergency room and advised to seek additional physical therapy.

The insurance company for the at-fault driver took the position that the collision was not serious enough to cause the injuries sustained by our client. Since there was no police report, the insurance company said there was no evidence that the younger driver did anything wrong.

We sent the insurance company multiple demands which they ignored. The insurance company offered less than our client's medical bills. Eventually, the case was settled by the mediator's proposal for the entire insurance limit. Our client would never have been treated fairly without a personal injury lawyer helping him. We successfully obtained the full compensation (confidential settlement) our client was entitled to for his accident-related expenses.

Negotiated Significantly Larger Settlement

A 34-year-old male driver in Tyler, Smith County, Texas, was struck by a 62-year-old woman who failed to yield the right of way causing the collision. The Texas Peace Officer's Crash Report noted that our client (younger male driver) did not appear injured as a result of the collision. Our client did not go to the hospital. Instead, our client went to a chiropractor to make sure he was okay. He saw the chiropractor five times. The damage to the client's vehicle was moderate. The older driver was clearly at fault and liable for the accident. Even so, our client received a $500 offer from the insurance company to settle the case. The proposed settlement amount was less than what our client owed the chiropractor. The chiropractor's bill was roughly $1,500. After hiring Weinstein Law, the case was settled for $13,000 within four months. The client's share added up to $7,500. That’s 15 times more than the insurance company’s initial settlement offer. Never take the first offer.

Successfully Revised Accident Report, Negotiated Settlement

A mid-30's male motorcyclist was taking a Sunday afternoon ride on a country road a few hours away from home. Another local resident was also out for a ride about town. In a designated passing area, our client (the motorcyclist) passed the other vehicle pulled over to the right. The other driver appeared to signal to our client that it's okay to pass. Unfortunately, that wasn't the signal. The other driver made a long wide left turn in his 4x4 truck. Our client struck the driver’s side door of the truck, causing our client to fly over the hood of the truck and land on the pavement. Even though our client was wearing a helmet, he sustained significant injuries, including a hairline fracture to his neck, lower back injury, abrasions to his arms and hands as well as shoulder pain. Our client was a personal trainer at the time and in incredible physical shape. He managed to cope with his injuries without much medical treatment.

The investigating officer wrote in the Texas Peace Officer's Crash Report our client as the at fault party. Our client had several law firms review the case before he contacted us. Our team of investigators, including Joe Gomez, a retired Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper, investigated this matter on behalf of our client. We then filed a lawsuit because we believed the peace officer's crash report was incorrect. After taking the deposition of the Texas Highway Trooper, the Texas Department of Public Safety revised the crash report and cited the truck driver as the at-fault driver, adding that our client was not responsible at all for the collision. The case was resolved for a confidential sum of money at mediation shortly after the Peace Officer's Crash Report was revised.

Other Case Results

$1,062,287: Oil Field Injury, Wrongful Death
$660,077: Drunk Driver, Car Accident
$346,071: Car Accident, Leg Injury
$218,915: Car Accident, Leg Injury
$207,333: Car Accident, Death
$143,337: Car Accident, Leg/Back Injury
$123,820: Fall at Store, Leg Injury
$122,750: 18-Wheeler Wreck, Head Injury
$115,516: Car Accident, Leg/Back Injury
$105,285: Car Accident, Arm/Hand injury
$98,701: Car Accident, Back/Internal Injury
$77,474: Car Accident, Chest/Back Injury
$61,267: Car Accident, Arm/Back Injury
$53,741: Car Accident, Wrongful Death
$49,894: Car Accident, Back Injury
$35,975: Car Accident, Head/Arm Injury
$37,110: Car Accident, Chest Injury
$34,933: Car Accident, Foot Injury
$39,326: Fall at Store, Foot Injury
$35,159: 18-Wheeler Wreck, Knee/Leg Injury
$31,518: Car Accident, Head Injury
$37,112: Car Accident, Back/Arm Injury
$26,968: Car Accident, Wrist/Foot Injury
$25,225: Car Accident, Leg Injury
$38,848: Car Accident, Head Injury
$66,616: Car Accident, Death
$51,238: Car Accident, Death
$33,245: Car Accident, Hand/Chest Injury
$62,976: Car Accident, Death
$46,317: Car Accident, Head/Back Injury
$61,797: Car Accident, Head/Chest Injury
$41,059: Car Accident, Back/Shoulder Injury
$31,088: Car Accident, Back/Neck/Leg Injury
$34,337: Fall at Store, Head Injury