About The Texas Law Dog — personal injury Arlington Texas
The Texas Law Dog brings determined personal injury Arlington representation to people hurt by negligence across Tarrant County. Founded by attorney Matthew E. Aulsbrook, the firm focuses on car accidents, 18-wheeler crashes, motorcycle wrecks, and wrongful death claims. Aulsbrook once owned insurance agencies, so he understands exactly how insurers try to shortchange injured victims.
The team serves Arlington, Fort Worth, Grand Prairie, Irving, and surrounding communities. Staff speak English and Spanish, and case evaluations are free and available around the clock. Clients pay nothing unless the firm recovers compensation, and the team handles everything from medical liens to settlement negotiation.
What Clients Say
Reviewers describe a team that fights hard and keeps clients informed. Common themes include quick responses, clear updates on case status, and a staff that treats injured people with respect. Many note that the firm took pressure off them while they focused on recovery.
personal injury Arlington — Practice Areas & Services
- Car and truck accidents: Pursuing claims from collisions on I-20, I-30, and Arlington surface streets.
- 18-wheeler and commercial crashes: Handling complex cases against trucking companies and their insurers.
- Motorcycle and pedestrian injuries: Representing vulnerable road users hurt across Tarrant County.
- Wrongful death: Helping families seek accountability after a fatal crash.
- Premises liability: Pursuing slip-and-fall and unsafe-property injury claims.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Texas?
Texas generally allows two years from the date of injury to file a lawsuit. Talking with an attorney early protects evidence and keeps your options open well before that deadline.
What does a personal injury lawyer in Arlington cost?
The Texas Law Dog works on contingency, so there are no upfront fees. The firm is paid a percentage only if it recovers compensation, and consultations are free 24/7.
Where are Arlington injury cases filed?
Arlington sits in Tarrant County, so most injury lawsuits are filed in the Tarrant County district courts in Fort Worth. Local court familiarity helps keep a case moving.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Arlington, Texas
- Statewide injuries: 251,977 people were injured in Texas crashes in 2024 — TxDOT
- Serious injuries: 18,218 people suffered serious injuries statewide in 2024 — TxDOT Crash Facts
- Filing window: Texas sets a two-year statute of limitations on most injury claims — Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code
