If you’ve been injured, the insurance company is already building a case against you. They move fast, pressure you early, and try to pay as little as possible.
At Steinger, Greene & Feiner, our San Antonio personal injury lawyers step in just as fast to protect your rights, handle the process, and fight for the compensation you actually deserve. We are a team with:
- No fees unless we win your case
- Available 24/7 — we’re ready when you need us
- Over $2 billion recovered for injury victims
- Offices serving clients across Texas, including San Antonio
No pressure. No upfront cost. Just clear answers about your case and your legal options.
What Hiring a San Antonio Personal Injury Lawyer Means for Your Case
After an accident, most people don’t think about hiring a lawyer right away. They try to handle things themselves: deal with insurance, get treatment, and move on.
But what happens during that time can shape your entire case.
| Situation | Handling It Alone | With Our Legal Team |
| Dealing with insurance | You speak directly with adjusters who aim to minimize your claim | We handle all communication and protect your rights |
| Settlement offers | You may accept less before knowing your full damages | Our legal team calculates the full value of your case before any negotiation |
| Medical documentation | Gaps or missing records can weaken your claim | We ensure your treatment is properly documented |
| Case strategy | You react to what the insurance company does | Our attorneys build a strategy based on evidence and long-term impact |
| Delays & pressure | You may face delays or pressure to settle quickly | We push back and keep your case moving forward |
| Your role | You manage everything while recovering | You focus on healing, and we handle the rest |
Talk to us before you sign anything or speak to the insurance company. A quick conversation can protect your case from the start.
What to Do After a Personal Injury in San Antonio
After an accident, everything can feel rushed and confusing. But what you do in the first hours and days matters more than most people realize.
- Get Medical Help Right Away
If anyone is seriously hurt, call 911 immediately. Even if your injuries seem minor, don’t ignore them. Some symptoms take hours or days to show up. Get checked as soon as possible. Your health comes first, and medical records will also support your case. - Call the Police
A police report creates an official record of what happened. Make sure that you explain what happened clearly, don’t guess or admit fault, and ask how to get a copy of the report. - Gather What You Can at the Scene
If it’s safe, collect basic information such as photos of vehicles, injuries, and the scene, contact details of the other parties, names and numbers of any witnesses. - Be Careful with Insurance Companies
You may get a call quickly, and they may ask for a recorded statement or push you to settle early. Don’t rush into anything for now. - Follow Up with Medical Care
Treatment doesn’t end after the first visit. Follow your doctor’s recommendations and keep appointments. Gaps in treatment are one of the biggest reasons claims get reduced or delayed. - Keep Records of Everything
Start keeping track of:- Medical visits and bills
- Missed work and lost income
- Pain, symptoms, and how the injury affects your daily life.
These details help show the real impact of your injury.
What Happens Next When You Decide to Move Forward With Your Claim
If you choose to pursue a claim, the process typically includes:
- Reviewing your case and evidence
- Filing a claim or lawsuit if needed
- Investigating and gathering records
- Negotiating with the insurance company
- Preparing for trial if a fair settlement isn’t offered
Every case is different. Some resolve quickly. Others take more time depending on the injuries and the parties involved. But the commonality is that insurance companies don’t wait. They start building their side of the case right away.
If you wait too long or make a mistake early on, like giving a statement or accepting a quick offer, it can affect what you’re able to recover. Before you speak to insurance or sign anything, talk to us. A quick, free consultation can help you avoid mistakes that are hard to fix later.
Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle
We handle a myriad of personal injury case types.
Car Accidents
San Antonio has some of the most dangerous roads and intersections in Texas. Our lawyers handle car accident cases frequently, building expertise that is unmatched.
Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcyclists are extremely vulnerable to injuries when involved in an accident. If you’re injured in a motorcycle accident, our lawyers will fight to get you maximum compensation for your recovery.
Pedestrian Accidents
San Antonio’s busy roads and growing traffic put pedestrians at serious risk every day. Our lawyers handle pedestrian accident cases frequently, building the experience needed to take on insurance companies and fight for the compensation injured victims deserve.
Bicycle Accidents
San Antonio’s busy roads and limited bike-friendly infrastructure make cycling dangerous for riders. Our lawyers handle bicycle accident cases frequently, building the experience needed to hold negligent drivers accountable and recover compensation for injured cyclists.
Property Damage
Property damage, whether it be from another person or the weather, can create long-lasting harm to your home or business. Our lawyers will negotiate to ensure that you are not taken advantage of.
Slip and Fall Accidents
Slip and fall accidents are common and they can result in potentially severe injuries, like brain damage, broken bones, and lacerations. Our lawyers will prove the negligence of the property owner so that you can get the compensation that you deserve.
Truck Accidents
Truck accidents can cause serious damage to the vehicles and the people inside. Our lawyers are knowledgeable in the complex laws surrounding truck accidents and will navigate your case for you.
Brain Injuries
No matter the cause, brain injuries can have life-long consequences. Our lawyers understand just how much a brain injury can affect your life and the costs that will need to be covered.
Dog Bites
There are certain situations and treatments from owners that can cause dogs to bite. If their owner’s negligence caused their dog to bite you, our lawyers will make sure that they are held responsible and that you receive the monetary support that you need.
Medical Malpractice
While doctors are meant to heal and help, some may act recklessly or negligently. If medical malpractice causes an injury to you, our lawyers will build your case and ensure the results exceed your expectations.
Wrongful Death
If the worst happens, our lawyers will be here for you to ensure that your loved one gets justice and that you receive the kind of compensation that can help assist you in your time of need.
Understanding Personal Injury Laws in Texas
Personal injury claims in Texas follow specific legal rules, but in real life, cases don’t always play out as simply as they sound on paper. Here’s what matters most if you’ve been injured:
Negligence
To receive compensation in a case, it’s necessary to prove that the other party acted negligently. This can be difficult to prove if you don’t have experience. Four criteria must be met to establish negligence:
- Duty: The defendant had a duty of care to the plaintiff
- Breach: The defendant failed the duty of care
- Causation: The defendant’s actions caused the plaintiff’s injuries
- Damages: The plaintiff suffered a form of identifiable harm
Evidence must be gathered to prove that the defendant acted negligently. Effective evidence can include such items as witness statements, medical records, financial statements, police reports, photos, and videos of the accident, and more.
Statute of Limitations
A statute of limitations is the amount of time you have from the date of your accident to file a claim. In Texas, the statute of limitations for most personal injury claims is two years. A claim must be made within this amount of time, or a court will likely not take it.
Modified Comparative Negligence
Texas is a modified comparative negligence state, which means that the injured party can still file a claim and receive compensation for an accident that was partially their fault. The injured party will receive compensation based on the level of fault that is assigned to them. However, if they are found 51% or more at fault, they cannot recover any damages.
What Compensation Can You Recover in a Texas Personal Injury Case?
If your claim is successful, Texas law allows injured victims to recover compensation for both financial losses and the personal impact of the injury.
Economic Damages (Financial Losses)
These are the measurable, out-of-pocket costs related to your injury. They may include:
- Medical expenses (past and future)
- Rehabilitation and therapy costs
- Lost wages from missed work
- Loss of future earning capacity
- Property damage (in accident-related cases)
These damages are typically supported by bills, records, and financial documentation.
Non-Economic Damages (Personal Impact)
These compensate for how the injury affects your life beyond direct financial losses. They may include:
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- Physical impairment or disability
- Loss of enjoyment of life
- Disfigurement or scarring
These damages are more subjective and often depend on the severity and long-term impact of the injury.
Exemplary (Punitive) Damages
In certain cases, Texas law allows additional damages meant to punish particularly harmful behavior. These may apply when the defendant acted with gross negligence, fraud, or malice. These are not available in every case and are subject to statutory limits under Texas law.
Every case is different, and the final amount depends on factors like injury severity, available insurance coverage, and evidence.
How Our San Antonio Personal Injury Lawyers Help You
Handling a personal injury claim on your own can quickly become overwhelming. There are deadlines, paperwork, and insurance tactics most people don’t see coming. When we step in, we don’t just give advice. Our insurance claim attorneys take over the process and guide you through every stage.
- We Start by Understanding Your Case
Every case begins with the facts of your vehicle accident. We take the time to understand what happened, who may be responsible, and how your injuries are affecting you. From there, we look at the available insurance coverage and give you a clear picture of what your case may involve.
You’re not left guessing: you know where you stand from the beginning - We Build a Strategy That Fits Your Situation
No two cases are the same. Some require aggressive negotiation, others need deeper investigation. We develop a plan based on your injuries, the available evidence, and how the insurance company is likely to respond.
Your case moves forward with purpose, not trial and error - We Handle the Insurance Company
Insurance companies move quickly after an accident, and not always in your favor. They may ask for statements, delay the process, or offer less than your case may be worth. We take over those conversations, protect your rights, and push back when needed.
You don’t have to deal with pressure or say something that could hurt your claim - We Build and Support Your Case With Evidence
A strong claim depends on the details. Our accident attorneys gather the records, documents, and information needed to show the full impact of your injury. That includes your medical treatment, how your daily life has changed, and the financial losses you’ve experienced.
This is what helps us present your case clearly and fully - We Keep Your Case on Track
There are strict timelines and requirements in personal injury cases. Missing something small can create bigger problems later. We make sure everything is filed correctly, deadlines are met, and your case continues moving forward without unnecessary delays.
You don’t have to worry about something slipping through the cracks - We Work to Recover What Your Case Is Really Worth
Early offers often don’t reflect the full impact of an injury. We look at the bigger picture, including medical care, lost income, and how your life has been affected, before negotiating on your behalf.
Your case isn’t reduced to a quick number: it’s evaluated as a whole - We Stay With You Through the Entire Process
One of the biggest concerns people have is not knowing what’s happening with their case. We keep you updated, answer your questions, and guide you through each step so you always know what to expect. You’re supported from start to finish
Instead of trying to figure everything out on your own, you have a clear path forward and someone handling the difficult parts for you. You focus on your recovery. We handle the rest. Our clients often come to us feeling overwhelmed, unsure of what to do next, and worried about dealing with insurance companies on their own.
Speak with the Right San Antonio Personal Injury Lawyer
If you’ve been injured in the San Antonio area, you don’t have to figure everything out on your own.
At our law firm, Steinger, Greene & Feiner, we guide you through each step of the process, answer your questions, and handle the legal side so you can focus on your recovery. We take the time to understand your situation and work toward the compensation that reflects what you’ve been through.
You also don’t have to worry about upfront costs: you only pay if we recover money for you.
Case worth can vary greatly depending on many factors, like your injury severity, the extent of your losses, the number of defendants, your age, and your income. Only your personal injury attorney would be able to give an accurate number.
An experienced personal injury lawyer is essential to get fair compensation for the injuries that you sustained during your accident. Insurance companies will do everything in their power to give you less compensation than you deserve, and personal injury lawyers are skilled in negotiations and representing clients in court when needed.
The best course of action is to let a personal injury attorney negotiate with the insurance claims adjuster to ensure that you’re not taken advantage of. If you do speak to an insurance claims adjuster, say as little as possible and don’t admit fault.
Generally, yes. If a family member is seriously injured or killed in an accident, or if the injured party is a minor, then a parent, spouse, relative, or legal guardian can file a claim on their behalf.
It depends on your case. Most cases settle within 7-10 months from the date of the accident, but it could be shorter or longer, depending on the circumstances of your accident. If you don’t settle, it can take years in court.