Texas serious injury
attorney.

Look beyond the immediate treatment.

A traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, amputation, or other lasting impairment can change how a person works, moves, communicates, and cares for family. A claim should examine that impact carefully, including needs that may continue after the initial treatment ends.

Avi Cohen, founder of The Injury Plug Attorneys PLLC, brings a former cancer researcher’s attention to detail to his personal injury practice. His role is to build and explain the legal claim using the evidence; medical diagnoses and care decisions belong to the treating professionals.

Build a record of the actual impact.

• Treatment and recovery: records, recommendations, rehabilitation, and the course of symptoms.
• Work and income: missed time, job requirements, and any effect on the ability to earn.
• Daily life: mobility, ordinary tasks, family responsibilities, and activities the injury has affected.
• Future needs: supported medical, vocational, or care-planning evidence when the case calls for it.

The value of a serious injury claim is not determined by a standard multiplier or a number on a website. Liability, the proof of loss, available coverage, and the law all matter.

Preparation with the long view in mind.

Avi’s approach is to develop a claim that can withstand scrutiny. That means looking for gaps in the evidence, understanding what the insurer disputes, and preparing for litigation when a fair resolution is not available.

He represents clients throughout Texas, including injuries arising from car accidents, truck crashes, and other personal injury matters.

When an injury is fatal.

The firm also handles wrongful death matters. These cases require attention to the family, who may bring a claim, the applicable deadlines, and the losses the law recognizes. Email Avi to discuss the circumstances and the information needed to evaluate the matter.

A first conversation does not require a complete file.

If you are contacting Avi for yourself or a family member, start with a short account of what happened, the location, and the current situation. Include any insurer deadline or document that needs prompt attention.