Our accident lawyers work from one Houston office and serve people hurt across the region around it. Below are the towns we serve most often, grouped by county, with the latest TxDOT crash figures for each county. We have no offices in these towns; every case is handled from Memorial Drive.
This page is published by LAWBOSS – Harris, Nelsen & Uvalle, PLLC from its Houston office at 5300 Memorial Dr Ste 810. The firm’s offices are in Houston, Dallas and San Antonio only. For the towns below, we serve clients from that office, by phone, by mail and online.
Harris County
TxDOT’s county table for 2024 counts 115,173 crashes in Harris County, including 546 fatal crashes in which 579 people died, and 2,282 crashes with a suspected serious injury in which 2,688 people were seriously hurt. It is by far the largest share of the region’s crashes, and most of the towns we serve sit in it or border it.
Houston. Our office is here, on Memorial Drive by Memorial Park. The Texas A&M Transportation Institute’s 2025 list puts six Houston freeway segments among the seven most congested in Texas, led by the West Loop (I-610) between the Katy Freeway and the Southwest Freeway. For wrecks on the loops and the freeways inside the city, see our accident lawyers in Houston page.
Pasadena. East of Houston along the Houston Ship Channel, Pasadena shares its streets with plenty of commercial traffic. Crashes involving delivery vans and work trucks raise commercial insurance questions; our truck accident lawyer in Houston page explains the federal records those carriers must keep.
Baytown. Farther east on I-10, near the upper end of Galveston Bay, Baytown is the far eastern edge of the area we serve. We take car wreck, truck and work accident claims from Baytown and handle them from our Houston office.
Spring. North of the city off I-45, Spring drivers commute into Houston on the North Freeway; the stretch from the Sam Houston Tollway to Loop 610 ranks 21st on the TTI 2025 list, and North Sam Houston Parkway from Tomball Parkway to the Hardy Toll Road ranks 27th.
Fort Bend County
Fort Bend County recorded 13,217 crashes in 2024, with 38 fatal crashes in which 41 people died, and 257 suspected serious injury crashes in which 313 people were seriously hurt, according to TxDOT.
Sugar Land. Southwest of Houston on I-69, Sugar Land has its own guide on this site: accident lawyer in Sugar Land. We serve Sugar Land residents from the Houston office.
Missouri City. Missouri City borders southwest Houston and Sugar Land, and much of it lies in Fort Bend County. We handle Missouri City wreck and fall claims from Memorial Drive.
Katy. Katy stretches across Harris, Fort Bend and Waller counties along I-10. Two Katy Freeway segments are on TTI’s 2025 list: Sam Houston Tollway to Eldridge (15th) and the Grand Parkway to Eldridge (29th). Katy commuters spend a lot of time on both.
Montgomery County
TxDOT counted 12,352 crashes in Montgomery County in 2024, including 59 fatal crashes with 61 deaths, and 300 suspected serious injury crashes in which 353 people were seriously hurt.
The Woodlands. Mostly in Montgomery County, north of Houston along I-45, The Woodlands sends many commuters south toward the city each day. We serve The Woodlands from Houston, and claims there are handled by the same team that handles Houston claims.
Galveston County and Brazoria County
Galveston County had 6,667 crashes in 2024, with 34 fatal crashes in which 39 people died, and 181 suspected serious injury crashes in which 218 people were seriously hurt (TxDOT).
League City. On I-45 between Houston and Galveston, League City drivers head north on the Gulf Freeway, where the segment from I-10 to the South Loop East ranks 7th on TTI’s 2025 list. We serve League City from our Houston office.
Pearland. South of Houston along SH 288, Pearland lies mostly in Brazoria County and reaches into Harris and Fort Bend. We list no Brazoria County crash figures on this page, and Pearland claims follow the same Texas law as anywhere else in the region.
The same Texas law in every town
Wherever the crash happened, the main rules are the same. Suit generally must be filed within two years (CPRC 16.003). A person more than 50 percent responsible cannot recover, and anyone else’s recovery is reduced by their own share (CPRC 33.001 and 33.012). Crashes with a government vehicle need written notice, generally within six months (CPRC 101.101). Our answers to common questions go into each of these.
Hurt anywhere in the Houston area? Call our Houston office for a free review, day or night.
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Questions people ask us
Do you have an office in Sugar Land, Katy or The Woodlands?
No. LAWBOSS keeps offices only in Houston, Dallas and San Antonio. We serve those towns from our Houston office on Memorial Drive.
Can you take my case if the crash happened outside Houston?
Yes. We handle claims from across the Houston region, and the Texas rules on deadlines and fault are the same statewide.
Will I need to visit Memorial Drive in person?
Much of a claim can be handled by phone, mail and email. Call us, and we will talk through what is needed for yours.
Where do the crash numbers on this page come from?
From TxDOT’s 2024 table of crashes and injuries by county, the latest county year it has published.