Were You Contacted By a Lawyer After Your Accident?
That May Be Illegal.
Barratry is a crime in Texas. Victims can recover $50,000–$300,000 — even if they already settled their case.
What Is Barratry?
Plain and Simple: They Broke the Law
Barratry is when a lawyer — or someone working for them — contacts you after an accident WITHOUT you asking first. It's illegal in Texas. Period.
"If someone reached out to YOU — you didn't reach out to them — that's barratry."
Common examples of barratry:
A lawyer or 'case manager' called or texted you
Someone visited you in the hospital
A person showed up at the scene of your accident
You received unsolicited mail or messages about your case
Even if your case is settled you may be able to get the fee the attorney was paid back AND the penalty above
Already Settled Your Case? You Can Still Get Your Fees Back.
Many victims don't realize this: even if your case is closed and you've already been paid, you can still pursue the lawyer who illegally solicited you. Texas law allows you to recover the attorney fees you paid — regardless of whether your personal injury case has settled.
How It Works
Three Steps to Getting Your Money Back
Tell Us What Happened
Schedule a free, confidential consultation. Tell us how you were contacted and what happened after your accident.
We Investigate Your Case
Our attorneys review the facts, gather evidence, and determine whether illegal solicitation occurred under Texas law.
We Fight to Recover Your Money
We pursue the lawyer or marketing company on your behalf. You pay nothing unless we win.
Free Consultation
Tell Us What Happened — It's Free and Confidential
No fees unless we win. Consultations are 100% confidential.