Personal Injury / Wrongful Death

Accidents that result in serious injury, or death, are devastating to all parties involved. Whether you are the victim, and have suffered serious injury such as paralysis, or amputation; the family of an individual who was killed; or the owner of a company being accused of causing the accident, there is a great deal at stake. Texas natives and long-time Lubbock residents, the attorneys at Thompson & Kerby represent plaintiffs and defendants in personal injury and wrongful death litigation. Their experience, skill and client-focus as negotiators and litigators has won them the respect of their peers and numerous referrals from satisfied clients on whose behalf the firm has won dozens of successful verdicts.

The personal injury attorneys at Thompson & Kerby have represented clients in Lubbock and throughout SW Texas in personal injury and wrongful death litigation involving:

• Motor Vehicle Accidents – Click Here for more specific information.
• Land / Natural Resources Damage – Click Here for more specific information.
• Premises Liability – including Slip & Fall accidents in malls, amusement parks, public bathrooms, parking lots and other public places. Also: Uneven pavements, wet / slippery sidewalk surfaces & elevator / escalator / stairs accidents.
• Product Liability – including consumer products like toys, power tools, appliances, pharmaceuticals as well as seatbelts, car seats, air bags, SUV rollovers and tire blowouts.
• Workplace / Construction Accidents – While Worker’s Compensation is the sole remedy for Texas workers injured on the job, Thompson & Kerby can assist non-subscribers (not covered by WC). We also represent employers in Worker’s Compensation defense.

Contact Thompson & Kerby today for a FREE consultation and case review from a respected Lubbock, TX personal injury attorney.

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Thompson & Kerby proudly represents clients all across West Texas, including El Paso, San Angelo, Midland, Odessa, Lubbock, Abilene, and Amarillo.