Practice areas
Eden Law Group takes nine kinds of injury claims, listed below. Is your situation missing from the list? Call 855-456-6777 and ask whether the firm can help.
Time limits can apply
In Texas, a personal injury lawsuit generally must be filed within two years from when the claim arises (Civil Practice and Remedies Code 16.003). Exceptions may apply. Some claims, such as claims against a government body, have shorter notice deadlines.
General information, not legal advice. Texas law as of October 27, 2026.
Auto Accidents
Injuries and vehicle damage from a crash on the road.
Wrongful Death
When someone dies because of another person's careless or wrongful act, the family may bring a claim.
Deadline: a wrongful death lawsuit generally must be filed within two years from the date of death (Civil Practice and Remedies Code 16.003). Exceptions may apply.
General information, not legal advice. Texas law as of October 27, 2026.
Burn Accidents
Burns from a fire, an explosion, a hot liquid, or a chemical, when someone else may be at fault.
Pedestrian Accidents
Injuries to someone on foot, such as a person crossing the street, who is hit by a vehicle.
Dog Bites
Injuries caused when a dog bites or attacks a person.
Slip & Fall
Injuries from a fall on a spill, a loose mat, a broken stair, or another hazard.
Nursing Home Injury
Injuries a resident suffers while living in a nursing home or another care facility.
Premises Liability
Harm from an unsafe spot in a building or on land that another person or business owns or runs.
Government Liability
Claims when a public body, such as a city, a county, or a state office, may be responsible. A crash with a city vehicle is one example. These claims have their own notice rules.
Deadline: a government body is entitled to notice of a claim within six months after the incident (Civil Practice and Remedies Code 101.101). A city charter can set a shorter deadline. For a claim against the City of Houston, the city charter requires a verified written notice within 90 days after the injury or damage (Houston City Charter, Art. IX, Sec. 11). Exceptions may apply.
General information, not legal advice. Texas law as of October 27, 2026.
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What we do
- 1 Collect proof for the claim, such as reports, photos, bills, and records.
- 2 Deal with the insurers for you.
- 3 Negotiate with the insurer over the claim.
- 4 Go to court if the case needs a lawsuit.
Ask about your situation
- Your first consultation is free. It can be by phone or in person at the Bellaire office.
- No fee unless we recover money for you.
- Case costs, including a set charge for general case expenses, are your responsibility, and we may advance them.
- If there is a recovery, the attorney fee is figured first. Then case costs are paid from your share.
- If there is no recovery, you still owe the costs we advanced.
- If your case goes to trial, you may need to deposit trial costs before trial.