About Chavez Law Firm, PLLC — personal injury Houston, Texas

Chavez Law Firm, PLLC serves Houston-area clients with personal injury and traffic-related legal matters from their Gulf Freeway location in southeast Houston. Attorney Aylin and her team handle car accident claims, traffic violations, and related civil matters for a diverse client base across Harris County — offering bilingual service in English and Spanish. The firm’s personal injury representation in Houston, Texas focuses on getting clients results efficiently, with strong marks for client communication and accessibility. Houston’s sprawling highway system — including the I-610 Loop, US-59, and the Gulf Freeway corridor — generates one of the nation’s highest volumes of motor vehicle accidents, making accessible, responsive legal representation essential for injured Houstonians.

Clients who’ve worked with Chavez Law Firm describe a team that is attentive, professional, and accessible throughout the legal process. The firm has earned particular praise for its work on traffic violation cases, achieving dismissals and reduced charges for clients in Harris County courts. Aylin is consistently highlighted for her professionalism and availability, and multiple clients who’ve used the firm more than once cite the consistent quality of service as the reason they return.

What Clients Say

Reviewers who’ve had positive experiences with Chavez Law Firm describe a team that is highly responsive, bilingual, and genuinely committed to client service. Clients credit the firm with successful case dismissals, reduced charges, and professional handling of personal injury matters. Multiple repeat clients highlight the team’s consistency, and Spanish-speaking clients specifically note the value of receiving legal advice clearly in their own language.

personal injury Houston — Practice Areas & Services

• Car Accident Claims: The firm represents Houston accident victims in negotiations with insurance companies and pursues fair compensation for medical bills, vehicle damage, and lost wages in Harris County.
• Traffic Violations: Chavez Law Firm has a track record of dismissals and reduced charges in Harris County traffic court, helping clients protect their driving records and avoid costly insurance premium increases.
• Personal Injury: The team handles injury claims arising from vehicle accidents and other negligence-based incidents throughout the Houston metro area on a contingency basis.
• Bilingual Legal Services: The firm serves Houston’s large Spanish-speaking community with full bilingual representation, ensuring clients understand every aspect of their legal situation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Texas?

Texas’s statute of limitations for personal injury is two years from the date of injury under Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code §16.003. Claims against government entities require a formal notice of claim within six months. If you delay past the deadline, you permanently lose the right to sue regardless of how strong your case is. Consulting a Houston attorney promptly after any accident preserves all your options.

What happens if I get a traffic ticket in Harris County?

You have several options: pay the fine (an admission of guilt that adds points to your license), request a driving safety course (available once every 12 months to mask the violation), or contest the ticket. An attorney can often negotiate with the prosecutor to reduce or dismiss the charge before it affects your driving record or insurance rates — particularly for moving violations on Houston’s major corridors.

Does Texas require me to use my own insurance first after a car accident?

Texas is a fault-based state, not a no-fault state. After an accident, you can file a claim with your own insurance (if you carry collision or PIP coverage), file a third-party claim with the at-fault driver’s insurance, or file a lawsuit against the at-fault driver. Texas does not require personal injury protection, but it must be offered — drivers can reject it in writing. An attorney helps you identify all available sources of recovery.