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A Fort Worth injury lawyer who rides, listens and answers
Nolan Ryan Law was founded by a rider, and Nolan Ryan McConville has a special commitment to motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians, the people Fort Worth's own safety plan says are most at risk.
You'll work with Nolan directly. He handles Fort Worth cases by phone, video and in person, and he knows the insurance arguments riders face because he has answered them many times.
Motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians on Fort Worth streets
Fort Worth's Vision Zero Safety Action Plan, based on 2019 to 2023 crash data, found that motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians were involved in only 4% of crashes but 34% of crashes that killed or seriously injured someone. People without a vehicle around them take the full force of a crash.
Insurers often try to shift blame onto the rider or walker. For motorcyclists, Texas requires a helmet unless the rider is 21 or older and has either completed an approved safety course or has health insurance covering motorcycle crash injuries, and police cannot stop a rider just to check. Texas has no statewide helmet requirement for adults on bicycles, e-bikes or e-scooters.
Not wearing a helmet does not by itself bar a claim against a careless driver, although an insurer may argue about how much it affected the injuries. Under Texas proportionate responsibility rules, a rider or pedestrian can recover as long as their share of fault is not more than 50%.
Built for trial in Tarrant County
Fort Worth cases are usually filed in the Tarrant County civil courts on Calhoun Street. Nolan prepares each case for a jury there: reconstruction when a driver claims the rider "came out of nowhere," medical experts for serious injuries and testimony about the life you had before.
Nolan prepares so that the insurer has to take a Tarrant County jury seriously.
Nolan Ryan Law results include a $2,100,000 motorcycle accident settlement and a $300,000 motorcycle accident settlement, both in cases where the insurer's pre-suit offer was $0.
Case results are gross settlement amounts from past Nolan Ryan Law cases and depend on the facts of each case. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Results listed here did not necessarily arise in this city.
Why riders shouldn't hire a settlement mill
Riders are often pushed to take a fast, small settlement because of bias against motorcyclists. A settlement mill will go along with that. Nolan will not.
He takes fewer cases so he can investigate each one, push back on the bias and file suit when the offer is unfair.
Moving fast on a Fort Worth case
- Fort Worth Police Records report and the TxDOT CR-3.
- Inspection of your bike and gear before anything is repaired or thrown out.
- Requests for traffic-camera and business video along the crash route.
- A full review of the at-fault driver's coverage and your UM/UIM policy.
Fort Worth cases Nolan handles
- Motorcycle crashes anywhere in Tarrant County.
- Bicycle crashes on Fort Worth streets and trails.
- Pedestrian injuries on the city's highest-risk corridors.
- Truck crashes on I-35W through the Alliance area.
What it costs
Free consultation. No attorney's fee unless there is a recovery. Call (214) 706-4031 and talk with Nolan today.
Your written fee agreement also explains how case expenses are handled.
Why Choose Us
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Our lawyers have a track record of winning maximum payouts for injury cases just like yours. We take care of everything from start to finish — you focus on recovering from your injuries while we get you paid.
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Don’t settle for less than you deserve. Nolan Ryan Law never takes the easy way out — we always fight for every penny you’re entitled to. Whether we’re negotiating or fighting in court, rely on us for the biggest payouts possible.
Faster Results
EXPEDITE YOUR INJURY CASE
We know your time is valuable. Nolan Ryan Law gets to work collecting evidence and building cases immediately — getting you paid faster, recovering quicker, and helping put your accident behind you.
Personalized Attention
WORK DIRECTLY WITH YOUR ATTORNEY
With us, you’re a person — not a case. Unlike other firms, we won’t pass off your case to a paralegal. You’ll work directly with your attorney, ensuring the highest chance possible at winning the compensation you deserve.
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REGULAR UPDATES, CLEAR COMMUNICATION
We’ll be 100% transparent about the strengths and weaknesses of your case, and you’ll always be able to ask your attorney any questions you have. With us, you’ll be in the loop and up-to-date at all times.
Recent Victories
Proven Case Results
$10 Million
Major 18 Wheeler Accident Settlement
$12 Million
Construction Accident and Wrongful Death Settlement
$1.5 Million
Motor Vehicle Accident Settlement
$1,150,000
Motor Vehicle Accident Settlement
Pre-suit Offer: $0
$775,000
Motor Vehicle Accident Settlement
$2,100,000
Motorcycle Accident Settlement
Pre-suit Offer: $0
Personal Injury Cases we handle
If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence in Fort Worth Texas, you need a team that acts fast and fights hard.
We pursue the full compensation you deserve so you can focus on healing while we handle the fight.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do serious crashes happen in Fort Worth?
Fort Worth's Vision Zero Safety Action Plan, using 2019 to 2023 data, found that motorcyclists and other vulnerable road users were involved in 4% of crashes but 34% of crashes that killed or seriously injured someone. TxDOT ranks I-35W between I-30 and Eagle Parkway among the most congested roads in Texas, with more than 99,000 vehicles a day on one segment.
Which court would hear my Fort Worth injury case?
Most of Fort Worth is in Tarrant County, so a case is usually filed in the Tarrant County civil courts in the Tom Vandergriff Civil Courts Building, 100 N. Calhoun Street, Fort Worth. Parts of the city extend into Denton, Johnson, Parker and Wise counties.
How do I get my Fort Worth police crash report?
Fort Worth Police Records is at 1000 Calvert Street, open weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Reports are $6, and a certified copy is $2 more; the report status line is 817-392-4160. You can also buy the Texas Peace Officer's Crash Report (CR-3) online through TxDOT's CRIS system for $6, or $8 for a certified copy.
Which trauma centers treat Fort Worth crash victims?
John Peter Smith Hospital and Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth are both state-designated Level I trauma centers. Cook Children's Medical Center treats injured children.
What should a rider do after a Fort Worth motorcycle crash?
Call 911 and get checked by medical staff, even if you can stand up. Keep your helmet, jacket and other gear as they are, because damage to gear can show how the crash happened. Photograph the bike, the other vehicle and the road, and get witness names before people leave.
Does Fort Worth's Vision Zero plan change my claim?
No. City safety plans identify dangerous corridors and set goals, but they do not change Texas fault rules. They can still be useful background, because a plan's crash data can show that a road or intersection has a history of serious crashes.
A driver turned left in front of my motorcycle in Fort Worth. What evidence matters?
Photos of both vehicles, the intersection and skid marks, witness names, any traffic or business video, and the crash report. When needed, reconstruction can show speed and sight lines, which often answers the claim that the rider came out of nowhere.
I was hit while walking in Fort Worth. Can my auto policy help?
Possibly. Personal injury protection and uninsured motorist coverage can apply to you as a pedestrian, depending on the policy terms. They are included in Texas policies unless rejected in writing.
Where is a Fort Worth case filed if the crash was in Denton or Johnson County?
Generally in the county where the crash happened or where the defendant lives. Fort Worth extends into several counties, so the exact location matters.
How long do I have after a Fort Worth crash?
Usually two years from the date of the injury. A claim involving a City of Fort Worth vehicle or another government body has a much shorter notice requirement, often six months.
What if a city vehicle hit me in Fort Worth?
Claims against a city generally follow the Texas Tort Claims Act. Notice is usually due within six months, and damages are capped at $250,000 per person and $500,000 per occurrence for injury or death.
Does your Dallas firm handle Fort Worth cases?
Yes. Tarrant County cases are filed in Fort Worth, and we can handle the consultation by phone or video so you do not need to drive to Dallas.
Also serving nearby: Arlington and Grand Prairie. We handle car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, Uber and Lyft accidents and wrongful death cases. Meet attorney Nolan Ryan McConville.