Why Smith & Vinson Law Firm?

Williamson County Live PD Raid: Our firm represented a family in a civil rights and personal injury case after Williamson County deputies staged a raid on their home for the reality show Live PD. The raid caused serious psychological and emotional injuries, leaving the family traumatized by an event that never should have happened.

Our client, a 58-year-old IT professional, was visiting a commercial office building in Austin for a business appointment when he fell on a defective stairway. The stairway was missing a code-required handrail and had inadequate lighting. He suffered a severe ankle injury requiring surgery with permanent hardware.

Our client experienced every parent’s worst nightmare when an intruder entered the family’s home and attacked their young child. Hearing the struggle in the bedroom, the parent rushed in to fight off the attacker, but the child had already suffered catastrophic injuries. Despite being rushed to the hospital, the child later passed away.

Our client, a 26-year-old construction worker, was T-boned by a commercial plumbing truck that ran a red light at highway speed. The impact totaled his vehicle and left him with four cervical herniations, three thoracic herniations, and a permanent traumatic brain injury confirmed by advanced DTI imaging. The insurance company's initial offer was $100,000.

Our client, a 28-year-old owner of a mobile welding and roofing business, was stopped in traffic in Austin when another driver failed to yield the right of way from a private drive, causing a chain-reaction collision involving four vehicles.

Full Policy Limits Recovered for Injured Child - Our firm recently represented a young girl who suffered significant injuries when a reckless, uninsured driver slammed into her head-on. The at-fault driver carried no insurance, but we refused to let that leave our client without justice.

After an improperly installed pool umbrella dislodged and struck our client, she suffered painful lacerations, dental injuries, and permanent scarring. We pursued claims against the responsible parties and secured a $130,000 settlement for her medical expenses and lasting harm.

At our firm, we are proud to fight for clients who are injured through no fault of their own. In this case, our client was hit from behind when another driver recklessly smashed into her vehicle. She was left with painful injuries and faced mounting medical bills, missed work, and the stress that comes with being hurt in a crash.

Rear-ended by a negligent driver, our client suffered neck, back, and concussion-related injuries that required extensive treatment. Through strategic negotiation, we secured a $75,000 settlement to support her recovery and medical care.

Rear-ended by an underinsured driver, our client faced serious injuries and mounting medical bills. After securing the at-fault driver’s $30,000 policy limits, we pursued additional compensation through underinsured motorist coverage—recovering an extra $37,500 to help support her continued recovery.

Our client was rear-ended by another driver while waiting to turn left at the intersection of Sprinkle Cutoff Road and Sprinkle Road in Austin, Texas. That evening, pain set in and a trip to the emergency room confirmed acute cervical and lumbar strains. We secured the full $60,000 policy limits for our client.

Our client was rear-ended by another driver while waiting to turn left at the intersection of Sprinkle Cutoff Road and Sprinkle Road in Austin, Texas. That evening, pain set in and a trip to the emergency room confirmed acute cervical and lumbar strains. We secured the full $60,000 policy limits for our client.

Our client was rear-ended while driving with his minor child in Travis County, Texas. Both were evaluated for injuries, which fortunately were relatively minor. We secured a $46,000 settlement, ensuring the family was fully compensated for the harm caused by the at-fault driver.

When a driver failed to yield at an intersection, our client sustained significant neck and back injuries. Through thorough documentation and strategic negotiation, we recovered the full $30,000 policy limits to help cover her medical expenses.

This was the 2nd time we tried this case. First one ended in a mistrial last year. 911 caller reported 2 people leaving a restaurant belligerent and stumbling. Officer arrived on scene, conducted field sobriety tests and arrested client for DWI. Client refused to provide a sample. Warrant was obtained and blood came back a .22.