The full story behind this featured Texas injury-law listing
The listing is supported by statewide service, 24/7 intake, bilingual representation, published results exceeding $100 million, and a client process designed around access and accountability.
Founder and managing attorney Josh Alexander is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who served on active duty and deployed during Operation Iraqi Freedom. After earning a political-science degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a law degree from St. Mary’s University School of Law, he was admitted to the Texas Bar in November 2017 and opened the firm that December.
The practice has grown into a multi-attorney Texas team handling serious vehicle, workplace, premises, catastrophic-injury, and wrongful-death cases. Its lawyers bring plaintiff, insurance-defense, mediation, and trial perspectives to the work, supported by case managers and outside professionals when a claim requires specialized proof.
A trial-ready team with statewide resources
J. Alexander Law Firm reports more than 75 years of combined legal experience, over 500 cases handled, six Texas offices, and more than $100 million recovered for clients. Josh Alexander personally leads the firm’s most serious injury matters and also serves as a mediator, giving him an additional view of how risk, evidence, and resolution are evaluated.
Published recoveries in severe injury and wrongful-death matters
The firm publishes results across commercial-vehicle, workplace, wrongful-death, and motor-vehicle cases. Its largest reported recovery is $15 million, and the firm reports 12 seven-figure recoveries.
From everyday crashes to cases involving lifelong needs
The team handles a wide personal-injury docket while devoting additional resources to severe claims involving disputed fault, commercial coverage, multiple responsible parties, complex medicine, or future care and earning losses.
Car accidents
Rear-end, head-on, side-impact, rollover, hit-and-run, and company-vehicle collisions, including claims where fault or coverage is disputed.
Truck and commercial crashes
Rapid preservation of logs, telematics, company records, video, vehicle evidence, and every available commercial policy.
Motorcycle and rideshare crashes
Claims involving vulnerable riders, Uber or Lyft coverage layers, disputed responsibility, and serious orthopedic or neurological injury.
Catastrophic injuries
Spinal-cord trauma, brain injuries, burns, amputations, and cases requiring life-care planning or vocational-economic analysis.
Wrongful death
Detailed investigation and damages work for families seeking answers and accountability after a fatal event.
Workplace and construction injuries
Third-party, non-subscriber, equipment, contractor, and safety-related claims arising from dangerous work conditions.
Premises liability and dog bites
Time-sensitive video, notice, ownership, control, and safety evidence after falls, attacks, or unsafe property conditions.
Drunk-driving and boating accidents
Investigation extending beyond the immediate collision when impairment, alcohol service, or specialized marine evidence may be involved.
Building beyond the first version of what happened
Strong preparation begins by identifying evidence that may disappear and acting before it does. The firm compares reports with photographs, witness accounts, video, vehicle damage, electronic data, treatment records, and coverage documents rather than allowing one early account to control the case.
For injuries with lasting consequences, the team may work with life-care planners, vocational economists, engineers, physicians, or other professionals to explain future treatment, reduced earning ability, crash mechanics, and the practical changes imposed by the injury. Cases are prepared with trial in mind so the evidence is not dependent on a quick settlement.
Legal work, practical support, and regular communication
Client service is treated as part of the legal work, not as an afterthought. Adjuster calls and emails, insurance identification, medical-record collection, bills, settlement demands, and offer review are handled by the team while legal judgment remains with an attorney.
- 01Free evaluation
Discuss what happened, the injury, insurance contact, urgent needs, and the evidence already available.
- 02Early preservation
Identify video, electronic data, vehicle evidence, witnesses, business records, and other material that can disappear.
- 03Coverage and medical development
Trace every applicable policy and build an organized treatment, expense, wage, and future-needs record.
- 04Attorney-led demand
An attorney sets the demand, reviews offers, and keeps legal judgment at the center of negotiation.
- 05Litigation preparation
Use discovery, depositions, subpoenas, experts, motions, and witness preparation when the case must move forward.
- 06Consistent updates
A dedicated case manager is available by call or text, with updates at least every 14 days.
Help that accounts for life outside the legal file
Physician and rental referrals are available when needed. The firm states that its attorney percentage is not charged against property-damage or rental reimbursement, helping preserve those funds for the immediate problems they are meant to solve.
Home, hospital, telephone, and video meetings are available when travel is difficult. Attorney fees and case costs are explained at the beginning, and the firm works on a contingency-fee basis with payment from a recovery.
Dallas headquarters, San Antonio presence, and statewide reach
The headquarters at 12801 North Central Expressway serves Dallas County and surrounding North Texas communities. The firm also maintains a San Antonio presence for Bexar County and nearby cities, with additional offices and statewide representation.
- Dallas
- Addison
- Balch Springs
- Carrollton
- Cedar Hill
- Coppell
- DeSoto
- Duncanville
- Farmers Branch
- Garland
- Grand Prairie
- Highland Park
- Irving
- Lancaster
- Lewisville
- Mesquite
- Richardson
- Rowlett
- University Park
- San Antonio
- Alamo Heights
- Balcones Heights
- Castle Hills
- Converse
- Fair Oaks Ranch
- Helotes
- Hollywood Park
- Leon Valley
- Live Oak
- Schertz
- Selma
- Terrell Hills
- Universal City
- Windcrest
“It’s Personal” as an operating principle
The phrase describes how the firm approaches the relationship: the accident is not only a claim number, the injury is not only a medical bill, and a recovery should account for more than the immediate paperwork. The client receives practical help, ongoing access, and a case built around what the event has changed.
For Josh Alexander, the combination of Marine Corps service, mediation, insurance knowledge, and trial preparation creates a simple standard—accept responsibility for the mission, prepare the evidence, communicate clearly, and be ready to continue when resolution would otherwise mean surrender.