San Antonio Personal
Injury Attorney

Troy Brookover is Board-Certified in Personal Injury Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, a distinction given to him because of his tried and tested knowledge, dedication, experience, and legal skill in the field of personal injury law. He is recognized among his peers in the legal community and maintains continued and updated education to ensure every client to the firm benefits from his high-quality representation and skill.

For over 25 years, San Antonio has turned to Law Offices Troy A. Brookover for help during tragic and traumatic accidents. We've helped thousands of people seek the justice from negligent doctors, drivers, businesses, and insurance companies. Thanks to relentless and aggressive representation, our San Antonio personal injury lawyer ensured that clients received enough money to care for them until they recovered—some of them, for the rest of their lives.

Texas follows a modified comparative negligence rule. Meaning even if you are partially at fault for your accident you can still pursue compensation. The statute of limitations for personal injury cases in Texas is only two years so don't wait to get started on your case today.

What Can I Recover Compensation for After an Accident?

Generally, recoverable damages are divided into three main categories, special, general and punitive damages. Special damages compensate for financial losses associated with your injuries such as current and future medical expenses and lost wages due to the inability to work. Since special damages focus on financial losses, they are also called economic damages.

General damages, on the other hand, were given their name since they compensate for more abstract losses such as pain and suffering or emotional distress. Since theses sufferings are typically difficult to quantify, these types of damages are also called non-economic damages. The last type of damages, punitive damages are not often awarded since their main purpose is to punish the negligent party as opposed to compensating the injured party.