Some accolades carry the full weight of a profession behind them, and a listing in the Chambers guide is exactly that. Earned through rigorous, independent research and direct client interviews, a Chambers recognition is widely considered one of the most credible third-party endorsements a law firm can receive. For Austin families and injury victims seeking […]
Every day, hundreds of Amazon vans and UPS trucks roll through Austin neighborhoods, and most of us barely give them a second thought. But when the corporations behind those vehicles prioritize speed and volume over safety, the consequences can be devastating. Corporate negligence, not just driver error, is frequently the force behind delivery vehicle accidents, […]
Don Davis is undoubtedly the most experienced and capable plaintiff’s personal injury lawyer in this area, and is widely respected not only for his skills but his highly ethical conduct. To colleagues, adversaries and above all clients he has always, to my personal knowledge, adhered to the highest standards.
Terry W. | Colleague
Bus Accident
A 3-year-old boy suffered a serious brain injury when a Capital Metro bus collided with a suburban in northwest Austin, Texas. At trial, we were able to establish fault on both drivers: 1. the driver of the suburban ran a red light; and 2. the bus driver was speeding…











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