Contact our Houston office about your accident

Written for LAWBOSS – Harris, Nelsen & Uvalle, PLLC, Houston office

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Phone us at any hour or use the short form on this page. A member of our Houston team reads every request and calls you back to talk about what happened.

Injury Accident Lawyer Houston is a website of LAWBOSS – Harris, Nelsen & Uvalle, PLLC, and this page connects you with the firm’s Houston office: 5300 Memorial Dr Ste 810, Houston, TX 77007, on Memorial Drive by Memorial Park, west of downtown. The office is on the firm’s Google profile, and the phones are open 24 hours, seven days a week.

Ask for your free case review

A few lines are enough to start. No Fees or Costs Unless We Win, which means LAWBOSS advances the case costs while your case is open, and if nothing is recovered for you, there is no attorney’s fee to pay and no case costs to repay.

This review is free and kept confidential. What you send goes to the Houston office of LAWBOSS – Harris, Nelsen & Uvalle, PLLC. Sending it does not create an attorney-client relationship, so please save confidential details for our phone call.

After you reach out

  1. Your request lands with the Houston intake team, who pass it to one of our attorneys.
  2. That attorney calls you back, listens to what happened and answers your first questions at no charge.
  3. If we can help and you decide to hire us, we go through the written agreement with you before anything is signed.
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A METRORail light rail train on a Houston street.

Jonathan Harris is the attorney responsible for this website, and his primary practice location is our Houston office on Memorial Drive. He works there alongside Howard Hill and Ian Nelsen; you can read about all three on our Houston team page.

Writing to us does not commit you to anything. If you are still in treatment or cannot talk for long, a family member is welcome to call on your behalf. While you wait for our call, our article on the recorded statement after a Houston crash explains what to say if an adjuster phones first, and the FAQ covers the Texas deadlines.

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Hands on a steering wheel.