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Asad Lakhani is the founder of The Lakhani Law Firm, a Houston-based personal injury firm serving clients statewide. With millions recovered for injured Texans—and years of experience handling major accident, wrongful death, and workplace injury cases, Asad is committed to skillful, compassionate advocacy. Raised in Fort Bend County and educated at Texas A&M University and Thurgood Marshall School of Law, he brings both expertise and integrity to every case.
Outside of law, Asad serves on the board of USFERA, helping provide housing and education to thousands of underprivileged children in Pakistan. He’s passionate about helping others both locally and globally.
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A personal injury case arises when someone is harmed because another person, company, or entity acted carelessly or failed to act responsibly. These cases cover a wide range of situations— from car accidents, truck crashes, and slip-and-fall injuries to workplace accidents, defective products, and wrongful death claims.
The key factor is negligence: someone had a duty to act safely, they failed to meet that duty, and as a result, you were injured. If your injuries led to medical bills, lost income, or pain and suffering, you may have the right to pursue a personal injury claim.
To have a valid claim, four things generally need to be proven:
- Duty of care — the other party had a responsibility to act safely (for example, a driver must obey traffic laws).
- Breach of duty — they failed in that responsibility (like running a red light).
- Causation — their actions directly caused your injury.
- Damages — you suffered losses such as medical bills, missed work, or ongoing pain.
Even if you aren’t sure whether your situation qualifies, it’s worth discussing with an attorney. Many people assume their injury is “too small” to file a claim, only to find out later that they had a strong case. A free consultation can quickly give you clarity.
The more information you bring, the better we can evaluate your case. Helpful items include:
- Accident or police reports
- Medical records and bills related to the injury
- Photos or videos from the accident scene
- Contact and insurance details for the other parties involved
- Any correspondence with insurance companies
If you don’t have all of these, don’t worry. Bring what you do have, and we can help gather the rest. Even basic notes about what happened can be valuable.
In Texas, the statute of limitations for most personal injury cases is two years from the date of the accident. This means you must file a lawsuit within that timeframe or risk losing your right to recover compensation, no matter how serious your injuries are. There are exceptions:
- If the injured person is a minor, the clock typically starts running when they turn 18.
- If your case involves a government entity, you may have as little as 6 months to provide notice of your claim.
Because deadlines vary, it’s important to talk to a lawyer quickly. We can determine which deadlines apply to your case and ensure everything is filed on time.