For more than 23 years, founder Hugh J. Plummer, Jr. has represented Texans hurt and injured because of the negligence, conduct or recklessness of another. We take the bull by the horns.
As a second-generation Texas Trial Lawyer with more than two decades of practice, Hugh (“Hugo”) Jones Plummer has been helping those hurt and injured because of the conduct of another.
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The Plummer Law Firm represents individuals, families and small businesses across Texas in personal injury and civil litigation matters. Our practice is built on principled, ethical and innovative approaches to complex problems.
Hugh J. Plummer, Jr. has been first chair, lead counsel, in thousands of cases filed in district courts throughout Texas, and has lived, practiced and worked in Houston, Austin and San Antonio.
Decades of trial work on behalf of injured Texans and their families.
Assisted in obtaining one of the largest mass-shooting verdicts in United States history in the Sutherland Springs trial, representing a five-year-old boy shot five times at close range.
Thousands of personal injury cases resolved over a 20-year period, resulting in gross settlements or verdicts exceeding an estimated $500 million.
Over a 23-year career, tried more than 30 cases to verdict throughout Texas in both state and federal court.
Prior results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case. Case results depend upon facts unique to each matter.
First chair, lead counsel in thousands of cases, with 30+ verdicts in state and federal court.
No case is too big and no case is too small. Every client works directly with our team.
Million Dollar Advocates Forum (2012), Super Lawyers Rising Star (2011–2013) and The National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40.
We work on a contingency fee. You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.
We believe that no case is too big, and no case is too small. We take the bull by the horns and fight to help Texas victims recover for the conduct, negligence or recklessness of others.
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They treated my family like their own and never stopped fighting for us. I always knew exactly where my case stood.
After my injury I did not know where to turn. They explained every option and handled the insurance company for me.
No case is too small to them. They took my case seriously from the very first phone call.
Yes. Immigration status generally does not prevent someone from pursuing compensation when another person causes an accident or injury.
A personal-injury claim is a civil matter, not an immigration proceeding. However, no attorney should promise that there is absolutely no immigration risk in every situation. Discuss any concerns privately with your attorney.
Your conversations with your attorney are generally confidential. In Texas, immigration-status evidence may also be excluded when it is irrelevant and unfairly prejudicial. The attorney should object to unnecessary questions about immigration status.
Not necessarily. A law firm may use another form of identification, such as a passport, consular identification card, foreign driver’s license, or ITIN. The firm should explain exactly what documents it requires.
The steps that protect your health and your claim, in the order they matter — starting at the scene and ending with the call you should make before you talk to any insurer.
Read Article: What To Do In The First 24 Hours After A Car Accident In TexasAdjusters are trained to ask friendly questions that quietly shrink your claim. Here is what they are listening for, and what you are — and are not — obliged to say.
Read Article: Why You Should Not Give A Recorded Statement To The Other Driver’s InsurerTexas gives most injury victims two years to file suit — but several exceptions shorten that window dramatically, and the clock is not the only deadline that matters.
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