# Bonilla Law Firm > Official Bonilla Law Firm business agent. Bonilla Law Firm is a family-run personal injury law firm at 3910 South IH-35, Suite 200 in Austin, Texas, handling… ## Ask it a question Bonilla Law Firm answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/bonillainjurylaw. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_bonillainjurylaw and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Bonilla Law Firm The Bonilla Law Firm team page lists Brad Bonilla as Managing Attorney, Courtney D. Graham, Amanda Rodriguez, Mary K. Bonilla and John Abramowitz as Litigation Attorneys, Jon Bonilla as Founder / Retired, Amanda Bonilla as Communications Director and Cindy Bonilla as Office Administrator. Ronald Pockrus and Nicolas Madsen also appear in the site's page listings. Bradford "Brad" Bonilla is described as a third generation Austin personal injury attorney and lifelong Texan who serves as Managing Attorney and handles complex trucking and commercial vehicle accident cases. Jonathan "Jon" Bonilla founded the firm and practiced personal injury law in Texas for nearly four decades; the site says he retired from the practice of law in 2018 and that the firm now operates under Brad Bonilla's leadership. Courtney Dibrell Graham is described as a fourth-generation attorney, a native of San Antonio and a cum laude graduate of Saint Mary's University School of Law. Mary K. Bonilla is described as a third-generation personal injury attorney who attended undergrad at The University of Texas at Austin, graduated from St. Mary's University School of Law, and handles personal automobile, commercial vehicle and trucking collision cases. John Abramowitz has practiced personal injury law since 2011 and joined the firm in 2020. On Spanish-language service, the site says Amanda Rodriguez was raised in Eagle Pass, Texas, attended Texas Wesleyan University School of Law, has practiced personal injury law since 2012, and "is fluent in Spanish." Communications Director Amanda Bonilla, who joined the firm in 2002, has made appearances on local Austin TV affiliates "in both English and Spanish." The site publishes no Spanish-language version of its pages and does not state general office hours for Spanish-speaking callers, so ask when you call (512) 441-1111. Source: https://www.bonillainjurylaw.com/our-team/ ## What Bonilla Law Firm does Bonilla Law Firm is a personal injury law firm in Austin, Texas. The website describes it as a locally owned and family run firm whose attorneys have more than thirty years of combined experience handling personal injury matters for accident victims in Texas. The site says the firm was founded on the principle of providing clients and the community with legal services through experience, integrity and results. The services and practice areas the site lists are: car accidents, 18-wheeler and truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents, bus accidents, delivery driver accidents, rideshare accidents, rollover accidents, uninsured and underinsured motorist accidents, spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, medical malpractice, premises liability, slip and fall, and wrongful death. The firm's published case results page is weighted toward commercial vehicle, 18-wheeler and large truck matters. The site says the firm handles discussions with insurance companies and adjusters on a client's behalf, conducts investigation, gathers police reports and medical records, interviews witnesses, retains accident reconstruction and other experts, and negotiates settlements, and that it will take a case to trial where a fair settlement cannot be reached. To contact the firm, the phone number published throughout the site is (512) 441-1111, with a second number of (888) 883-2425 and a fax of (512) 445-7505. The office address is 3910 South IH-35, Suite 200, Austin, Texas 78704. The website does not publish office hours, and it does not publish prices, rates or fee percentages. Nothing on the site states whether any particular claim can be brought or what any claim is worth. Source: https://www.bonillainjurylaw.com/ ## Where Bonilla Law Firm works The Bonilla Law Firm office is located at 3910 South IH-35, Suite 200, Austin, Texas 78704. The contact page publishes the address together with a directions link and these numbers: T (512) 441-1111, T (888) 883-2425, and F (512) 445-7505. The site also offers a "Get a Free Consultation" web form on every page that asks for name, email, phone and a description of the case; the firm's attorney profiles direct people to that online contact form. On areas served, the homepage says the team will serve clients regardless of where they are in Austin and lists these Austin locations and neighborhoods: Downtown, South Congress (SoCo), Zilker, East Austin, Barton Hills, Travis Heights, Clarksville, Hyde Park, Tarrytown, Bouldin Creek, Mueller, Crestview, Allandale, Rosedale, Brentwood, Windsor Park, South Lamar, North Loop, Cherrywood, East Cesar Chavez, Old West Austin, Pemberton Heights, Steiner Ranch, Circle C Ranch, Barton Creek, Avery Ranch and Travis Country. The site also publishes dedicated pages for Cedar Park and Round Rock, and it says the firm has served the city of Austin and Central Texas. What the website does not publish: office hours or opening times, an email address, and any statement about after-hours, weekend or same-day availability. Anyone who needs the hours the office is open, or wants to book or schedule an appointment or consultation, should call (512) 441-1111 or send the contact form and ask, because the schedule is not stated anywhere on the site. Lists Crestview, Clarksville, Austin, Cedar Park, Round Rock, San Antonio, Roanoke, and Hyde Park as a location. Names South, Texas, and Federal Way as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://www.bonillainjurylaw.com/contact/ ## Prices On cost and fees, the Bonilla Law Firm website publishes exactly this on its homepage: "We handle all cases on a contingency fee basis. This means we never charge a fee unless we recover money on your behalf. So if we don't win, you don't pay." The Austin car accident page repeats the arrangement in the firm's own words: "We never charge upfront fees; only if and when we win your case do we get paid," adding "Don't worry about paying any money out of your pocket to hire us, and remember that if we don't win, you don't pay." The Cedar Park page states that the firm handles personal injury claims there on a contingency fee basis, meaning clients pay no legal fees until after a recovery. No contingency percentage, price, rate, hourly fee, retainer amount or fee schedule is published anywhere on the site, and no estimate or quote figure is given for any type of case. The published case results pages list past gross recoveries and net client recoveries, but the site does not present those as what any future case would produce, and neither should anyone else. The first step the site offers is free. The homepage and practice area pages invite people to "Start my free consultation," and the Austin car accident page says the firm will provide a "100% free case evaluation to help you understand your legal options." To get that consultation, call (512) 441-1111 or (888) 883-2425, or submit the consultation form on the site. Questions about what a specific case may be worth are answered only after a free consultation with the firm; the site says the value depends on factors including the extent of injuries, medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Source: https://www.bonillainjurylaw.com/ ## How Bonilla Law Firm works with clients The process the Bonilla Law Firm website describes begins with contact: call (512) 441-1111 or submit the consultation form to book a free consultation or free case evaluation. The site says the firm will then investigate the matter, obtain police reports and statements, collect and analyze medical records, interview witnesses, retain experts to reconstruct the accident, deal with insurance adjusters, and negotiate. The firm says it keeps clients updated on the status of a case at every step, whether the news is positive or negative, and that it will go to court if a fair settlement cannot be reached. The site's own answer to "what should I do immediately after an accident" is to seek medical attention even without immediate symptoms, document the scene with photographs, report the accident to the relevant authorities, and schedule a consultation with an attorney before speaking to any insurance company or its adjusters. The site contains general information about Texas law, including that Texas is a modified comparative negligence state with a 51 percent bar and that the statute of limitations for personal injury is described as two years from the date of injury. That is published as general information about Texas law, not as advice about anyone's deadline; how any limitation period applies to a particular situation is a question for the firm, not for a description of its website. What the site does not publish: business hours, prices or fee percentages, an email address, appointment or booking availability, and any statement about whether a given claim can be brought or what it may be worth. Its Disclaimer page carries only the heading "Disclaimer" with no text, so the firm publishes no no-attorney-client-relationship disclaimer, and none should be attributed to it. Sending the contact form or reading this is not legal advice. Source: https://www.bonillainjurylaw.com/practice-areas/austin-car-accident-lawyer/ ## Truck, 18-wheeler and commercial vehicle accident cases Truck and commercial vehicle work is the capability the Bonilla Law Firm website describes in the most detail. The Austin truck accident page says the firm is a local personal injury legal firm in Austin and that, unlike mass market multi-location firms, it concentrates its effort on building substantial cases for its clients. On that page the firm states the specific things its team has done in trucking matters: conducted numerous field inspections of 18-wheelers, retained accident reconstruction and trucking experts, and sent spoliation letters to preserve evidence. The page explains that liability in a commercial truck crash may extend beyond the driver to the company that owns or maintains the truck and to equipment manufacturers and retailers, and it refers to the federal rules set by the US Department of Transportation and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration covering driver background checks, hours of service, restrictions on driving while ill or fatigued, maintenance and inspection, and logbooks and document retention. Common factors the page lists in Texas trucking crashes include driver fatigue, speeding, distracted driving, driving under the influence, driving in dangerous conditions, improper truck maintenance, improperly loaded cargo, and defective truck parts. The page describes economic damages such as medical expenses, lost income, property damage and rental vehicle costs, and non-economic damages such as pain and suffering. The managing attorney's profile says he handles complex trucking and commercial vehicle accident cases. To ask about a truck accident matter, the site directs people to contact the firm or call (512) 441-1111 for a free consultation. The site does not state what any individual case will produce. Source: https://www.bonillainjurylaw.com/austin-truck-accident-lawyer/ ## What Bonilla Law Firm has not published yet These are things people ask Bonilla Law Firm that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - case outcomes, verdicts or settlement amounts - whether a claim is valid or worth pursuing - filing deadlines or statute of limitations advice - contingency fee percentages or fee schedules - insurance coverage or policy limits - attorney licences, bar numbers or admissions Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.bonillainjurylaw.com