Frequently Asked Questions

We are based in Houston, Texas, but we represent clients across the state and nationwide in select mass tort cases.​

No. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay nothing unless we win your case.​

One of our attorneys will review your case, answer your questions, and explain your legal options—all with no obligation.​

You can reach us through our website’s contact form, by phone at (713) 714-0000, or by visiting our office in Houston.

It’s a legal action taken when someone is harmed due to another party’s negligence. This includes car accidents, slip and falls, product defects, and much more.​

We handle everything from start to finish: investigating your case, dealing with insurance companies, negotiating settlements, and going to trial if necessary.​

Compensation includes medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and more. The total depends on the injury’s severity and impact on your life.​

Every case is unique, but claims can range from a few thousand to millions of dollars depending on the injuries and losses involved. We offer a free case review to help estimate value.​

PIP covers your own medical expenses and lost wages after a car accident—regardless of who was at fault. It's optional in Texas but useful.​

Immediately after the injury occurs. In Texas, you usually have two years to file a lawsuit.​

When the insurance company refuses to pay fairly or denies your claim, a lawsuit may be the best option.​

As soon as possible. Prompt action helps preserve evidence and improves your chances of winning your case.​

Some cases settle in weeks, others take months or longer. Complex cases may go to trial, but Mostyn Law works efficiently to resolve them as quickly as possible.​

Choose a lawyer with experience, resources, and a strong record. Mostyn Law has helped thousands of clients across Texas with trusted, aggressive legal support.​

Typically, the at-fault driver’s insurance covers the damages. If they’re uninsured, your PIP or UIM coverage may apply.​

If you win, the responsible party—or their insurance company—pays. You owe Mostyn Law nothing unless we win your case.

You typically have two years from the date of the accident. However, the sooner you contact a lawyer, the better.​

Absolutely. Mostyn Law has extensive experience holding large manufacturers accountable for injuries caused by defective products.​

To see if you qualify, you have to share what product or drug you used, your symptoms, and any medical records. Mostyn Law can help you figure out if you have a case.

If your claim is denied or you receive a settlement that doesn't cover your losses, you have the right to dispute the decision. Gather all relevant documentation and consider consulting with an attorney who can help you challenge the insurer's decision and seek fair compensation.

Yes. If an insurance company unreasonably delays, denies, or underpays a legitimate claim, you may have grounds for a bad faith lawsuit. Legal action can compel the insurer to fulfill its obligations and may result in additional damages awarded to you.

A 'Proof of Loss' is a sworn statement detailing the amount of money you're claiming from your insurance company. It's a critical document in the claims process, especially for flood insurance under the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Typically, you must file this within 60 days of the loss.

Research contractors thoroughly, check references, and confirm they are licensed and insured. Obtain written estimates and contracts detailing the scope of work, costs, and timelines. Avoid paying large sums upfront and be wary of high-pressure sales tactics.

Ensure your safety first. Once it's safe, assess and document any damage to your property. Notify your insurance company to start the claims process. Be cautious of fraudulent contractors; verify their credentials before hiring.

Shut off the main water supply immediately to prevent further damage. Document the damage with photos and videos. Contact your insurance company to report the incident and begin the claims process. It's also advisable to consult with a reputable contractor for repairs.