If you were hit by someone in a company vehicle, hurt during a delivery, or injured while visiting a business, responsibility may go beyond the individual involved. That kind of case is not handled the same way as a dispute between two private parties. Employers, service vendors, and their insurance companies often have more resources and more backup. Our firm knows how to hold them accountable when their actions or their decisions cause someone to get hurt.

When several people or companies are involved, the details can get messy fast. Security footage, text messages, or dispatch logs often help show who was involved, who made decisions, and who had a chance to prevent the injury. At Goff Law, PLLC, we use these tools to support and demonstrate what really happened and help the truth come into focus. Under Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 33.003, juries in Texas can divide responsibility between everyone involved, based on how much each party contributed. This makes it possible to hold multiple people or organizations accountable without letting anyone off the hook unfairly.

When something happens in a public space, getting the information you need is not always easy. Stores, city agencies, or contractors may take their time sharing reports, video footage, or contact details. We know how to keep your case moving even when things are slow on their end. Here are some of the problems we often see in public incident cases:

• No posted signage near sidewalk repairs
• Lack of incident reports at stores
• Delays in releasing police reports
• Broken or missing street camera footage
• Unmarked construction hazards on public sidewalks
• Slow responses from on-site security
• Crosswalks without working traffic signals
• Missing lights at public intersections
• No clear contact info for city-managed properties
• Businesses that refuse to document what happened 

These issues can make things harder, but they do not make the case impossible. Our team tracks everything carefully and sends each request the right way. Under Texas Transportation Code § 544.007, traffic signals and signage must be maintained properly, and when they are not, that failure can become part of your claim.

A serious injury does more than interrupt your routine. It changes how you move through the world, how you interact with others, and how secure you feel day to day. Our job is to take the legal pressure off your shoulders so you can focus on healing and regaining control of your life.

Whether you are recovering from a traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, or another catastrophic injury, the effects often go beyond what anyone can see on a scan. Pain, frustration, and uncertainty show up in ways that are deeply personal. We want to understand what has changed for you, at home, at work, and in the moments where life used to feel simple. When we build your case, we include the full story, not just the paperwork.

Our firm is built to give you the attention of a small team and the resources of a group that is not afraid of the courtroom. We prepare every case as if it might go to trial, because that is what keeps insurance companies honest. Your Dallas personal injury attorney will watch closely for bad faith tactics or avoidable delays. Under Texas Insurance Code § 541.060, insurers can be held accountable when they drag their feet, deny claims unfairly, or ignore basic duties. If that is happening in your case, we take it seriously and push back hard.