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Engaging A Law Firm Is An Important Choice That Can Impact Your Future. You Want Experience. You Want Trust. You Want A Proven Record Of Achievement. That's the Adler Advantage.

Jim Adler & Associates is a Texas personal injury law firm with over 50 YEARS of experience and law offices in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Channelview. We’ve served the legal needs of thousands of Texans who were harmed by others’ negligence due to a car wreck, 18-wheeler accident, on-the-job injury, and more.

Our Mission: To Fight For You

Jim Adler & Associates was established in 1973 by Jim “The Texas Hammer” Adler. With a team of over 30 lawyers and a legal support staff of over 300 individuals, our goal is to serve our clients and aid them in seeking justice and maximum compensation after being injured in an accident, such as an 18-wheeler accident, car crash, workplace injury, or due to a defective drug or medical malpractice.

Our law firm is a family business, led by Jim Adler and his son, Attorney Bill Adler. They share a passion for fighting for the rights of Texans against big insurance companies and pharmaceutical corporations who often deny fair compensation. We are dedicated to representing the interests of those who are often considered the “little guy.”

If you and your family require the support of an experienced personal injury law firm, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. And rest assured, our consultations are always 100% free.

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We Get Results

The Adler law firm has litigated and settled thousands of cases for our clients over the years. Some of the largest settlements are confidential between the parties involved and individual names cannot be revealed.

$26,000,000

18-Wheeler Accident

$26,000,000

Two young women were driving home from work together along a rural highway. It was rainy, and ahead of them, a massive tractor-trailer was approaching from the opposite direction. But that tractor-trailer was traveling near its maximum speed despite the bad weather, and when it suddenly hydroplaned, it crossed into oncoming traffic without warning. The resulting collision obliterated the young women’s SUV, killing them both instantly. The devoted husbands and school-age children they both left behind now share this terrible tragedy in common, but each survivor must now personally grapple with their own unimaginable loss: $26,000,000

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$16,000,000

18-Wheeler Accident

$16,000,000

A young college coed was on her way back to school after a late night dinner with her mother off campus. She was pulled over on the interstate by a state trooper for a routine traffic stop. But a massive 18-wheeler, its driver either distracted or asleep, crossed multiple lanes of an otherwise clear highway and careened onto the shoulder at high speed, shattering the vehicle and setting it on fire. Sadly the student burned to death in the inferno: $16,000,000

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$9,500,000

Products Liability Accident

$9,500,000

A young Marine, out celebrating a friend’s discharge from the military, was the front passenger in a car when his driver started speeding and caused a serious wreck. The driver’s airbag deployed, but the Marine’s airbag did not – he suffered massive brain trauma as a result that left him in a coma for weeks and destroyed six months of his memory. He had to relearn how to speak, walk, and care for himself through months of grueling therapy and will suffer cognitive impairment for the rest of his life: $9,500,000

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$9,150,000

Commercial Vehicle Accident

$9,150,000

Car trouble turned into tragedy for a mom and daughter when they stalled in the middle of the roadway. Though they’d turned on their hazard lights, a heavy box truck struck them from behind at highway speeds, demolished their vehicle, and sadly killed the young mother. The young girl suffered serious injuries and needed emergency surgery: $9,150,000

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Over 50 years of experience. If we don't win, you don't pay.