You should seek monetary compensation from persons who intentionally hurt you or offensively touched you and from companies that contributed to the cause of the attack.

• physically attack you
• injure you with a weapon;
• sexually attack you; or
• touch you in any other harmful or offensive manner.

I will also aggressively pursue those who contribute to an attack by:

• creating dangerous areas where attacks may occur
• failing to provide adequate security or lighting
• encouraging or ignoring a hostile work environment (if you were attacked by a co-employee at work)
• failed to properly monitor, supervise, or train an employee (for example, if you were attacked by an overly aggressive bouncer)

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Responsible batterers may include:

• overly aggressive bouncers and their employers;
• abusers of the elderly;
• abusive spouses;
• and those who commit hate crimes.

In addition to compensation for your injuries, a court also can order your attacker to pay you further sums to punish your attacker.

Governmental Compensation

When Texas Crime Victims Compensation Act requirements are met, victims may also have certain expenses paid by or reimbursed by a Texas governmental fund, including:

• Medical and funeral expenses
• Travel for medical, court and funeral events more than 20 miles away (one-way)
• Lost wages because of the victim’s death, crime-related disabilities, and court or medical appointments
• Loss of support to victim dependents
• Victim counseling
• Eyeglasses, hearing aids, dentures or prosthetic devices, if damaged or needed because of the crime
• Crime scene clean-up
• Replacement of property seized as evidence
• Child or adult dependent care needed because of the crime
• One-time rent and relocation expenses for family violence victims or sexual assault victims assaulted at home
• Reasonable attorney fees for assistance in obtaining Crime Victims’ Compensation Program benefits

Intentional Physical or Offensive Attacks (Battery) Causes

Examples of why physical or offensive attacks can and do occur include: Attacker intent Inadequate security and lighting Allowance of a hostile work environment Failure to properly monitor employees Inadequate training

Your Adversary

To avoid criminal conviction and compensation responsibility, your attacker will likely deny the true facts of the attack. A knowledgeable injury lawyer can help your efforts to prove the true facts and get maximum compensation. CALL NOW : 281-570-2588 or

Proving Fault Proving fault for an attack can involve many issues, including:

 attacker intent adequacy of security and lighting if you were attacked in a business: building, parking lot, or other property work environment hostility employee monitoring, supervision, and training of your co-employees or supervisors, at your workplace of employees, at a bar or other business at which you were battered extent of permissible force (bouncers, for example) self-defense intoxication Texas Crime Victims Compensation Act

ACT QUICKLY:

• before evidence disappears, deteriorates, or is corrupted
• while witness recollections are fresh
• before you talk with the insurance company
• before the insurance company sways witnesses

I Can Help You I will diligently work to establish your right to maximum compensation, which may include:

• Obtaining any police report
• Interviewing witnesses and recording witness statements
• Taking injury photographs
• Obtaining your medical records related to the attack
• Obtaining your medical records related to prior attacks by your attacker
• Obtaining your attacker’s criminal records Investigating your attacker’s history
• Consulting with experts
• Obtaining your wage information

Investigating third-parties’ potential liability:

Investigating history of prior attacks in the attack area

Investigating existence and adequacy of security

Existence and adequacy of security cameras

• Lighting conditions
• Existence and adequacy of security personnel
• Investigating lighting conditions

Investigating employee monitoring, supervision, and training (if you were attacked by a company’s employee, like a bouncer or a store employee)

I can also assist you with seeking compensation from the Texas Crime Victims Compensation Act.

No Attorney Fees Until You Recover

You do not pay for my attorney services unless and until I obtain a recovery for you. Insurance companies are in the business of handling claims. The insurance companies have learned how to place fault on injured parties and how to minimize payments. The insurance companies have hired-guns on their pay: investigators, engineers, toxicologists, doctors, economists, etc. I can help you level the playing field.

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I am conveniently located in Kingwood, near the Kingwood Drive entrance.