Aburas Law

The firm handles a wide range of injury-related matters, including:

• Car and truck accidents
• Crashes on Dallas highways and local roads
• Slip and fall and unsafe property conditions
• Construction and workplace accidents (including cases where an employer may not carry workers' compensation)
• Medical malpractice and negligent medical care
• Injuries caused by dangerous or defective products
• Dog bites and animal attacks
• Serious injuries that affect long-term health, earning capacity, and quality of life

Car accident and motor vehicle claims

For people injured in motor vehicle crashes in Dallas and across Texas, the firm:

• Investigates fault and gathers evidence
• Communicates with insurance companies
• Pursues compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, and other losses permitted under Texas law

Civil litigation and contract disputes

Aburas Law also represents clients in civil litigation matters such as:

• Contract disputes
• Business or personal disputes that require negotiation, settlement, or litigation in court

Real estate law

In real estate matters, the firm provides guidance designed to protect clients' financial and legal interests in:

• Residential and commercial purchases and sales
• Leasing of homes and commercial spaces
• Real estate investment and development transactions

Approach to representation

Across practice areas, Aburas Law emphasizes:

• Clear communication and practical, step-by-step guidance
• Careful preparation and strategic negotiation or litigation
• Client-focused advocacy aimed at meaningful results.

Aburas Law provides real estate law services designed to protect clients' interests in significant property transactions.

Types of real estate matters

Based on the firm's published materials, representation can include:

• Residential home purchases and sales
• Commercial property purchases and sales
• Drafting and review of residential and commercial leases
• Real estate investment and development transactions

How the firm assists

In real estate matters, Aburas Law focuses on:

• Reviewing contracts and transaction documents for legal and financial risk
• Explaining key terms in clear language so clients understand their obligations and rights
• Negotiating contract terms where appropriate
• Helping clients resolve disputes that arise during or after a transaction

Clients considering a real estate transaction in Texas can contact the firm to discuss their situation and whether Aburas Law is the right fit for their needs.

Aburas Law publishes detailed guidance on the steps to take after a car accident in Dallas, Texas. These steps are designed to protect both your health and your legal rights.

At the scene (Hour 0–1)

Key actions described in the firm's materials include:

• Checking for injuries and calling 911, even if the crash seems minor.
• Moving vehicles to a safe location when possible and turning on hazard lights.
• Photographing vehicles, damage, road conditions, traffic signs, and visible injuries.
• Exchanging names, contact information, driver's license, vehicle registration, and insurance details with other drivers.
• Cooperating with police while avoiding guesses about fault or casual admissions such as "I'm sorry."

In the first several hours (Hours 1–12)

After leaving the scene, the guidance emphasizes:

• Getting prompt medical evaluation, even if symptoms are mild or delayed.
• Following all medical instructions and attending follow-up appointments.
• Starting an accident journal documenting pain levels, limitations, and how the crash affects daily life and work.
• Notifying your own insurance company while avoiding recorded statements or signed documents before speaking with an attorney.

In the next one to two days (Hours 12–48)

The materials recommend:

• Contacting a Dallas personal injury attorney before negotiating with insurers.
• Staying off social media regarding the crash, injuries, or recovery.
• Collecting and organizing records such as medical bills, repair estimates, rental car costs, and proof of lost income.
• Having the vehicle inspected by a trusted repair professional.

Potential compensation under Texas law

The firm's content explains that an injured person in a fault-based system like Texas may seek:

• Medical expenses (past and future)
• Lost wages and lost earning capacity
• Property damage, including vehicle repair or replacement
• Pain and suffering and loss of quality of life
• Punitive damages in limited cases involving gross negligence or intentional misconduct

The materials also note that Texas has a two-year statute of limitations for most personal injury claims and that acting promptly strengthens a potential case.

How Aburas Law helps

Aburas Law represents car accident victims in Dallas and throughout Texas by:

• Investigating crashes and preserving evidence
• Dealing with insurance companies and protecting clients from common claim mistakes
• Pursuing settlements or litigation aimed at full and fair compensation

Initial consultations for car accident cases are free and confidential, and the firm works on a contingency basis: attorney's fees are typically collected only if compensation is recovered.

Contingency-fee representation

For many personal injury cases, the firm explains that:

• Attorney's fees are charged on a contingency basis.
• Clients do not pay attorney's fees unless the firm recovers compensation through a settlement or judgment ("no fee unless we win").
• The specific terms of any contingency-fee arrangement are discussed with each client and confirmed in writing before representation begins.

Other potential costs

• Court filing fees, expert evaluations, and other case expenses may arise in litigation.
• How these costs are handled (for example, whether they are advanced by the firm and when they are reimbursed) is explained as part of the engagement process for each case.

Clients should review and ask questions about any fee agreement so they fully understand how fees and costs will work in their specific matter.

Office hours

• Monday–Friday: 8:00 – 19:00
• Saturday–Sunday: Closed

Location and service area

• Aburas Law is based in Dallas, Texas.
• The firm represents personal injury and civil litigation clients in Dallas and across Texas.
• Consultations can be requested by phone, email, or through the contact form on the website.

Based on Texas law and court decisions discussed in the firm's educational materials:

• Undocumented immigrants have the legal right to file personal injury claims in Texas.
• A person's immigration status does not determine whether they may seek compensation for injuries caused by someone else's negligence.
• Courts have treated immigration status as separate from whether a defendant is liable for an injury.

Types of cases

Undocumented immigrants may pursue the same types of personal injury claims as any other Texas resident, including:

• Car and truck accidents
• Workplace and construction accidents
• Slip and fall incidents and unsafe property conditions
• Medical malpractice
• Injuries caused by defective products

Workers' compensation context

The firm's materials explain that:

• Some Texas employers carry workers' compensation coverage, which can provide income and medical benefits.
• Employers that do not carry workers' compensation may be subject to personal injury lawsuits when workers are hurt due to negligence.

Protection of clients

The firm emphasizes that:

• Standard personal injury claims do not, by themselves, trigger immigration enforcement.
• Clients should avoid giving statements or signing documents for insurance companies before speaking with an attorney.
• Threats to report an injured person to immigration authorities in order to pressure them about a valid claim are improper.

Confidential consultations

Aburas Law offers confidential personal injury consultations for injured people in Texas, including those who are undocumented, and works to pursue full and fair compensation available under Texas law.

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