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Dow Law Firm

Official Dow Law Firm business agent. Dow Law Firm is a Texas personal injury law firm based in Austin that represents clients in Austin, Round Rock and the Greater Austin area in motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall incidents, wrongful death and other injury cases.

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About Dow Law Firm

Luke Dow is described on the site as Founder and Managing Attorney of Dow Law Firm. His biography states that he was born in Austin, Texas, graduated from Anderson High School in 1987, received a Bachelor's Degree from Baylor University, and received a law degree from Louisiana State University in 1995, where he was a member of the Moot Court Board. It says he returned to Austin in 1995 and has been practicing there ever since, representing clients in car accidents, truck accidents, catastrophic injuries, wrongful death and other injury cases since 1995.

The site states that he "is also board-certified in personal injury trial law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and is also a well-respected Guardian Ad Litem in Travis County." The Austin page adds that this certification is "earned through years of trial experience and peer recognition" and that "Less than 1% of Texas attorneys reach this level of certification." That board certification is the only certification the site publishes. The site does not list bar admissions, bar numbers, or the courts he is admitted to, so none should be stated.

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The firm's About page says its mission is to provide legal representation to individuals and businesses in Austin and the Greater Austin area, and that it works in personal injury and business law, listing car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, wrongful death and eminent domain. Banner text on the Austin page reads "39+ Years of Experience," which does not match the 1995 start date in the attorney biography; the site publishes both and does not reconcile them. Contact: (512) 240-9951.

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Where Dow Law Firm works

The Austin office of Dow Law Firm is located at this address: 4407 Bee Caves Road, Suite 222, Austin, Texas 78746. The phone number published for the Austin location is (512) 240-9951. The firm also publishes a second, separate office: "Round Rock Office (By Appointment Only)" at 551 S I-35 Frontage Rd, Floor 3 370, Round Rock, TX 78664, listed with the same phone number, (512) 240-9951. The Round Rock address is a different office and should not be given as the Austin address.

Areas served, per the site's own navigation, are Austin, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Hutto, Kyle, Leander, Pflugerville and Round Rock. The Austin page and the About page describe the firm's work as covering Austin and the Greater Austin area.

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To book an appointment or schedule a consultation, the site offers two routes: calling (512) 240-9951, or submitting the "Contact Us For a Free Case Evaluation" form, which asks for first name, last name, phone number, email and a description of the matter. The Austin page states the firm provides free consultations, and its banner reads "Available 24/7." Beyond that banner the site does not publish opening hours, so it is not possible to say when the office is open, how quickly an appointment can be booked, or whether a walk-in is possible. The site publishes no email address for the Austin office.

Lists Austin, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Hutto, Kyle, Leander, Pflugerville, and Round Rock as a location. Names Louisiana, Texas, Austin, and Round Rock as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

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Prices

Dow Law Firm publishes no hourly rates, no fixed prices and no price list. Its Austin personal injury page answers the cost question this way, in the firm's own words: "Our Austin personal injury attorneys represent clients on a contingency fee basis. We know you're under immense financial pressure, and we don't want to add to that. You pay nothing up front and nothing out of pocket. We assume the risk of litigation by fronting the costs needed to pursue a claim." It continues: "We only get paid when we recover compensation for you. Our fees are a specified percentage of your financial recovery, generally one-third or 40 percent, depending on the specific circumstances of your case. If we don't win your personal injury case, you owe us nothing at all."

Those are the only fee figures the firm states about itself. A separate page, "What Are Contingency Fees?", says that in Texas attorney fees "are generally a pre-negotiated percentage of your financial recovery, ranging from 30 to 40 percent" - but that 30 to 40 percent range is presented as a general statement about personal injury lawyers in Texas, not as Dow Law Firm's own rate, and it should never be quoted as this firm's fee. That page also notes that in some situations, such as claims for workers' compensation benefits, the fee is much lower.

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the site repeatedly offers a "Free Consultation" and a "Free Case Evaluation." To get a quote or estimate for a specific matter, or to ask how the fee would be calculated, call (512) 240-9951 or submit the contact form. No percentage or cost should be quoted to a caller beyond the wording above.

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How Dow Law Firm works with clients

The Austin personal injury page describes the firm's process. It says the firm starts "by conducting a thorough investigation, gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and consulting with experts who can strengthen your claim," and that it handles "all communication with insurance companies." It says the attorneys keep clients informed about developments and explain options in plain language, and that the firm prepares "every case as if it will go to trial."

On first contact, the page states that the Austin attorneys "will visit you at home or in the hospital after your accident to gather important details while they are still fresh," and that the firm provides free consultations and responds within 24 hours to let a person know about their legal options. That 24-hour wording is the firm's published statement, not a guarantee that can be repeated as a commitment for a particular caller.

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On timing, the site is deliberately non-committal: "It depends, because every situation is unique." It lists factors including whether liability is clearly established, whether the injured person is being blamed, the strength of the evidence, whether the insurer is acting in good faith, and whether maximum medical improvement has been reached. It notes some cases can settle in a few months and catastrophic-injury cases can take longer, and that most personal injury cases settle before trial. No timeline, settlement value or outcome can be promised for any individual case.

To begin, call (512) 240-9951 or use the contact form to schedule a free case evaluation.

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Personal injury services Dow Law Firm handles from its Austin office

Dow Law Firm is a personal injury law firm whose Austin office is located at 4407 Bee Caves Road, Suite 222, Austin, Texas 78746, with the phone number (512) 240-9951. Its Austin personal injury page lists these services and practice areas: personal injury, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, wrongful death, ATV accidents, bicycle accidents, boat accidents, brain injuries, burn injuries, bus accidents, catastrophic injuries, construction accidents, eminent domain, daycare injuries, delivery van accidents, dog bites, DUI accidents, Lyft accidents, pedestrian accidents, rental car accidents, scooter accidents, slip and falls, spinal cord injuries, Uber accidents and wrongful death.

The page describes several of these in more detail. On car accidents it says victims "often require compensation to pay for medical bills, rental car fees, property damage, and more." On truck and bus accidents it says those cases "differ significantly from car wrecks." It also describes dog bite claims, slip and fall claims arising from conditions such as wet floors, uneven surfaces or inadequate lighting, and motorcycle accident claims.

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What the page does not publish: office hours, an email address, a fee schedule with fixed prices, or any statement about what a particular case is worth. The firm's own wording is that "everyone's claim will be worth something different." No one speaking for this firm can say whether a claim is valid, predict an outcome, or give an estimate of a case's value. To ask about services or to schedule a free consultation, contact the Austin office by phone at (512) 240-9951 or through the contact form on the site.

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Texas injury law information published on the Dow Law Firm site (general, not advice)

The Austin personal injury page publishes general information about Texas law. It is the firm's published general content, not advice about any individual case, and nothing in it tells a particular person what deadline applies to them.

On time limits, the page states that "Texas applies a two-year statute of limitations to most personal injury cases," and immediately notes exceptions, "often involving government tort claims or cases where the victim is a child." It states that under the Texas Tort Claims Act there are 45 days to provide written notice to an Austin city agency and 180 days to notify a state government agency of an intent to pursue a claim, and that the limitations period can be tolled where the injured person is a child. Because the page itself sets out exceptions, no deadline should ever be quoted to a caller as the deadline that applies to their situation; that requires speaking with the firm.

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On fault, the page states that Texas is a modified comparative negligence state and that "a plaintiff's damages can be reduced proportionately to shared fault up to 50 percent." It describes Texas as an at-fault insurance state and explains contribution among tortfeasors.

On damages, it divides compensation into economic damages (medical expenses, lost wages, future earning capacity, property damage) and non-economic damages (pain and suffering, loss of consortium), and lists factors that affect what a claim is worth, including injury severity, effects on earning capacity, allegations of shared responsibility, evidence strength, quality of life and the at-fault party's policy limits. It does not publish any dollar figure or formula, and no case value should be estimated.

The site publishes no legal disclaimer, no attorney-advertising notice and no "results may vary" statement anywhere the pages read; where a disclaimer would normally sit, the footer carries only "Copyright (c) Dow Law Firm" and a link to its Privacy Policy. The firm does publish past case results on its Case Results section; past results are not an indication of any future outcome and must not be repeated as what a caller can expect.

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What Dow Law Firm has not published yet

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