What We Handle
Case Types We Fight
Whiplash & Cervical Spine Injuries
Neck injuries from sudden hyperextension-hyperflexion. CDF Law documents the injury timeline and contests 'soft tissue only' valuations.
Lumbar Disc Herniations
Lower back disc injuries often requiring injections, physical therapy, or surgery — generating significant medical expenses.
Traumatic Brain Injury
Even low-speed rear-end impacts can cause concussions and TBI. CDF Law retains neurological experts when needed.
Shoulder & Wrist Injuries
From bracing for impact or steering wheel contact. Rotator cuff tears and TFCC injuries.
What You Can Recover
- Medical expenses from acute treatment through surgery and rehabilitation
- Lost wages during recovery
- Future medical care for chronic conditions
- Pain, suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life
Recent Recovery
$385,000
Rear-End Collision — L5-S1 Disc Herniation / Epidural Injections
Client suffered L5-S1 disc herniation requiring multiple epidural steroid injections and physical therapy. Insurer's initial offer was $25,000. CDF Law secured a final settlement of $385,000.
Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes in future cases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About Your Case
Is the driver who rear-ended me automatically at fault? +
In most cases yes — following too closely (Texas Transportation Code § 545.062) creates a strong presumption of fault for the rear driver. However, insurers may argue sudden stops, lane changes, or vehicle malfunctions. CDF Law secures the evidence that confirms liability.
My injuries didn't show up until days after the crash — will that hurt my case? +
Delayed onset is normal for many crash injuries, especially soft tissue injuries and concussions. Seeking medical attention promptly — even before full symptoms develop — is critical. Document everything and contact CDF Law immediately.
The insurance company says my injuries are 'soft tissue' — what does that mean? +
'Soft tissue injury' is often used dismissively by insurers to minimize claims. CDF Law challenges inadequate valuations with medical expert testimony, imaging evidence, and treatment records that document the full impact of your injuries.