Rideshare accident attorneys in Dallas, Texas

A father-and-son practice of two to five lawyers, registered as Law Office of Regis Mullen Inc. Publishes case names and a cause number alongside its figures — the most checkable results disclosure on this site — and advertises a 29% contingency fee, below the usual Texas range.

Six registered practice areas, running from personal injury through Social Security and disability law to LGBT law and criminal defence. His firm publishes a dedicated rideshare page and says it has served Dallas–Fort Worth for over 45 years.

Thirty-one years at the Texas bar and an aviation practice area on his register, which is unusual. The record we were given does not carry the eligibility line every other Texas listing here has, so that one field is marked not established rather than green.

Board certified in Personal Injury Trial Law, with that as his single registered practice area. He is also the fourth lawyer on our Texas pages admitted on 6 November 2002 — see the state page.

Managing attorney of The Barber Law Firm, with personal injury as his single registered practice area. His registered office is in Plano, not Dallas — the firm publishes a Dallas rideshare page and he serves as a court-appointed guardian ad litem in Dallas County, but the register puts him in Collin County.

At 11 to 24 lawyers, the largest firm on our Texas pages by the register's own measure. Personal injury is his single registered practice area and he is admitted in the Fifth Circuit and four Texas federal districts.

The second lawyer we list at Mullen & Mullen, alongside Shane V. Mullen. Forty-five years at the Texas bar, and a fourteen-year gap between his 1967 Oklahoma law degree and his 1981 Texas admission that his own bio explains: he spent those years at Allstate, ending as a litigation supervisor.

Forty-three years at the Texas bar with personal injury as his single registered practice area. His register entry reports no firm at all — the firm name here comes from the Law Office of Domingo Garcia, whose Dallas address matches his address of record.

His register entry contradicts itself on where he is: it names Dallas as his primary practice location and then gives a McKinney street address. His firm publishes a separate Dallas office. We print the address the register gives.

The thinnest register entry on our Texas pages: no practice areas, no firm size, no occupation, no fee options, no languages, and a PO Box rather than a street address. What the record does establish is real — admitted 14 February 2019, no disciplinary history, and admission to all four Texas federal districts.

Personal injury as his single registered practice area, thirteen years at the Texas bar, and prior experience on the insurance defence side that his bio presents as the reason he reads carrier tactics well.

Read this listing carefully. His register records his occupation as Mediator, his firm as Majors Mediation Group, and a single practice area: Alternative Dispute Resolution. His bio places him at McGilberry & Shirer, LLP, whose rideshare page is the one linked here. The Bar's record does not connect him to that firm or to injury work.