Why Hire Our Austin Personal Injury Lawyers
Board Certified Trial Lawyer. Proven Track Record of Success. Exceeding Expectations.
We are proud to offer competent, efficient representation by a board certified trial attorney (Chip Evans Bio). With a proven track record of success from Austin to the Rio Grande, our clients appreciate the respect and courtesy they receive from everyone at The Evans Law Firm (Client Testimonials).
An Austin personal injury lawyer at the Evans Law Firm can offer experience handling cases in all major cities of Texas, including Austin, and in all areas of personal injury and vehicle accident law.
Helping the People of Texas
small law firm attention – big law firm results.
The Evans Law Firm offers personalized legal assistance in convenient locations across Texas, including Austin. Whatever your legal concern, you can feel assured that you will receive responsive and accurate counsel.
Selecting an Austin personal injury lawyer is no small choice. Our firm recognizes this and appreciates the trust our clients place in us when hiring our firm. Our law firm was founded on the idea that while the firm has many cases, each client has only one case and needs to feel like theirs is a priority.
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Fighting for Families & Individuals - Not Corporations.
The vast majority of the cases our firm handles are resolved without a trial, saving clients both the money and the stress involved in courtroom proceedings. However, when a case must be tried due to unreasonable defendants, the firm stands ready with the experience and ability to give our clients their day in court.
Chip represented the family of a teenager who was seriously injured in an automobile accident. Various parties were competing for what they believed to be their share of available insurance policy proceeds. Chip was able to secure a full policy limits settlement and place the bulk of the settlement funds into a trust to pay for the young man’s future college education.
"I ran into the young man about 10 years after I had represented his family — in the airport, of all places. We recognized each other and began talking. He told me that he had recently finished up his master’s degree and was headed to Europe. He was able to take a few months off and do this because his education was funded solely by the settlement we achieved. I love knowing that what could have been a very negative situation turned into something positive."
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