A: Most states, including Texas, have what is called Underinsured Motorist Coverage. This applies to uninsured motorists, as well. If you were in a car accident caused by another motorist who has inadequate or no insurance, your insurance company is required by law to pay for any damages or injuries you may have sustained. Learn more by speaking with an attorney from my firm today.

A: It is not possible to come up with an exact number. Determining the worth of a case takes a great deal of time, effort, and detailed record keeping. To come up with a general estimate, you and your attorney must review all receipts and documents for repairs, doctor's visits, medical bills, and the mileage to and from appointments. On top of this, the seriousness of your injuries-as well as how long they must be treated-can be taken into account, which is difficult to do. Consult with a qualified personal injury lawyer to discuss your case and determine its general worth.