Board Certified Personal Injury Trial Lawyer
The Importance of Being a Board Certification in Personal Injury Trial Lawyer in Handling Catastrophic Injury Cases
Why Board Certification Matters Victims
When selecting an attorney for a spinal cord injury (SCI) case caused by a serious accident, truck collision, rollover, fall, industrial incident, or other catastrophic event, decades experience and credentials matter. Board Certification in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization (TBLS) is one of the most prestigious distinctions a trial lawyer in Texas can earn, signifying exceptional legal skill, extensive courtroom experience, and unwavering ethical standards.
Among the elite 1% of attorneys in Texas who have earned this certification are David P. Willis and Robert E. Ammons. Their decades of legal excellence and trial success set them apart as top advocates for spinal cord injury victims, securing significant compensation for clients facing life-altering injuries.
What Does It Mean to Be Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law?
Achieving Board Certification in Personal Injury Trial Law is not just a one-time achievement—it requires ongoing proof of expertise, trial experience, and commitment to legal excellence. Attorneys who earn this distinction must meet strict qualifications, including:
Attorneys must demonstrate a history of successfully handling complex injury cases, including spinal cord injuries resulting from truck crashes, workplace accidents, and defective products.
Board Certification is granted only to attorneys who receive outstanding recommendations from judges and fellow lawyers, acknowledging their expertise and ethical reputation.
Attorneys must pass a rigorous written examination covering personal injury law, liability, damages, trial procedures, and advanced litigation strategies.
Board certified attorneys must remain at the forefront of evolving laws, regulations, and legal strategies, ensuring they provide clients with cutting-edge representation.
Unlike general law licensure, Board Certification requires ongoing proof of legal excellence every five years.
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- Why Board Certification Matters Victims
- What Does It Mean to Be Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law?
- Why Board Certification Matters in Catastrophic Litigation
- How Board-Certified Attorneys Give SCI Victims an Advantage
- Why Choose SCI Attorneys Willis & Ammons?
- Why That 1% Matters When Choosing a Lawyer for Your SCI Case
- Let Over 40 Years of Experience Work for You
Why Board Certification Matters in Catastrophic Litigation
Spinal cord injuries are among the most devastating and costly medical conditions, often leading to lifelong paralysis, loss of independence, and extensive medical care needs. While there is no requirement that your SCI lawyer be Board Certified in any area in order to take on your case, Board Certification just is an extra layer of dedication and skill that can come in handy in SCI Lawsuits that are complex with multiple defendants, different theories of law and many layers of insurance coverages to manage for the SCI client.
How Board-Certified Attorneys Give SCI Victims an Advantage:
- Extensive Trial Experience - SCI cases often involve high-stakes litigation against trucking companies, insurance corporations, and industrial employers. Attorneys Willis and Ammons have decades of courtroom success, securing major verdicts and settlements.
- Mastery of Medical and Accident Reconstruction Evidence - Spinal cord injury claims require detailed medical documentation, expert testimony, and accident reconstruction analysis to prove liability and damages.
- Negotiation Power Against Insurance Companies - Insurance carriers aggressively fight SCI claims due to the high costs of medical care, lost wages, and long-term damages. A Board-Certified attorney has the skills to often maximize settlements or take the case to trial if necessary.
- Higher Settlements & Jury Awards - Experienced trial lawyers routinely recover larger compensation amounts for victims.
SCI Cases Demand Experience:
Why Choose SCI Attorneys Willis & Ammons?
Choosing the right attorney is one of the most critical decisions an SCI victim can make. Spinal cord injuries often result from serious accidents, such as:
- Truck & 18-Wheeler Accidents - Catastrophic wrecks involving jackknifed semi-trucks, rollovers, and rear-end collisions.
- Industrial Accidents - Explosions, machinery malfunctions, crane collapses, and chemical exposure.
- Defective Products - Faulty safety equipment, malfunctioning vehicles, and defective workplace machinery.
- Workplace Falls & Construction Accidents - Falls from scaffolding, heavy machinery incidents, and unsafe work environments that result in severe spinal cord trauma.
- Medical Malpractice - Surgical errors, delayed diagnoses, and improper anesthesia administration leading to paralysis.
With decades of experience, David P. Willis and Robert E. Ammons have fought for spinal cord injury victims nationwide, securing millions in verdicts and settlements to ensure long-term medical care, lost wages, and quality of life are fully compensated.
Why That 1% Matters When Choosing a Lawyer for Your SCI Case
Many law firms advertise personal injury services, but very few attorneys have the courtroom experience, proven results, or any Board Certification in handling high-stakes spinal cord injury case. In Texas, fewer than 1% of all licensed attorneys have achieved Board Certification in Personal Injury Trial Law, making Willis and Ammons among the top legal advocates for SCI victims.
Let Over 40 Years of Experience Work for You
If you or a loved one has suffered a spinal cord injury due to a trucking accident, rollover, fall, workplace incident, or other catastrophic event, choosing an experienced, Board-Certified trial attorney may be very helpful to you in securing full compensation. David P. Willis and Robert E. Ammons have the litigation experience handling a wide variety of complex cases, trial skills, and a history of winning results needed to help fight for justice and financial recovery.