Craig V. Depew is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

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Types of Cases

Learn about our different types of cases we handle by clicking the link below.

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Areas of Practice

18-Wheeler Accidents
Asbestos
Auto Defects Litigation
Aviation Lawsuit
Benzene Exposure
Brain & Spinal Cord Injuries
Construction Accidents
Explosions & Burn Injuries
Maritime & Jones Act Claims
Mesothelioma
Personal Injury/Wrongful Death
Pharmaceutical Litigation
Product Liability

 

FAQs


Do I need an attorney even if I do not need to file a law suit?
What will it cost to file a law suit?
How do I know if my situation will hold up in court?

How much money can I be rewarded if I sue someone?
How soon after the incident should I contact an attorney?
Do I need a Will or any other Probate Documents?

Do I need an attorney even if I do not need to file a lawsuit?

It is advisable to have a professional on your side when it comes to ANY legal matters. No matter what your circumstances, you should have a Will and other Estate Documents that are essential to making sure your rights are protected.

We advise you to explore our probate site, Montgomery Probate.com, which explains the importance having a Will. These documents should always be completed by a professional attorney and should never be rushed. Learn more today by clicking here.


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What will it cost to file a lawsuit?

The Depew Law Firm, P.C. handles personal injury lawsuits on a contingency. That means you will pay nothing unless and until we have recovered money for you. We will pay all the costs and expenses needed to prepare your case for trial and you will have no out of pocket costs. Only when money is recovered will we receive attorney's fees and expenses. If no money is recovered from the defendant, you owe us nothing.

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How do I know if my situation will hold up in court?

There are numerous factors that could determine whether you have a situation that entitles you to recover damages. The team at The Depew Law Firm can evaluate your case for FREE with no obligation. There are several pieces of evidence that need to be apparent to result in a successful personal injury case. You must have proof that there was fault on the part of the defendant. Fault might be established through negligence, or in product liability cases by proving that product was unreasonably dangerous. In maritime cases, fault can be established through negligence and sometimes through the doctrine of unseaworthiness. If you sustained an injury that affected your ability to work or enjoy life as you did before the injury, and this injury resulted from the fault of another party, you may be entitled to recover damages.
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How much money can I be rewarded if I sue someone?

You can recover all the damages you are able to prove.
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How soon after the incident should I contact an attorney?

Contact the Depew Law Firm as soon as possible. The statute of limitations states that you have two years within the date of the incident to file a lawsuit, but there is an immense amount of preparation an attorney must complete before this 2 year mark; a file must be built, and data must be collected. It is imperative that you contact the Depew Law Firm as soon as possible.
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Do I need a Will or any other Probate Documents?

Contact the Depew Law Firm as soon as possible. The statute of limitations states that you have two years within the date of the incident to file a lawsuit, but there is an immense amount of preparation an attorney must complete before this 2 year mark; a file must be built, and data must be collected. It is imperative that you contact the Depew Law Firm as soon as possible.
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