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Hurt in a Mesquite crash?
Get help with the account that matters.

An injury on I-635, I-30, US-80 or another Mesquite road can interrupt your work and family routine. Nolan can discuss the collision, the conditions at the time and what the insurer is questioning.

  • Compare incident-date conditions with the evidence being used, rather than assuming later road images show the same scene.
  • Review treatment and work losses alongside the collision facts so the claim is not reduced to a road-layout argument.
Nolan Ryan McConville

Nolan Ryan McConvilleManaging attorney · Licensed in Texas since 2016
Firmwide: 99% win rate.

Mesquite, TX injury lawyer

Hurt in Mesquite? You work with Nolan, start to finish

Nolan Ryan McConvilleManaging attorney · Licensed in Texas since 2016

Mesquite drivers spend a lot of time on I-635, I-30 and US-80, and a crash there can upend your work and family life in a second. When you hire Nolan Ryan Law, Nolan Ryan McConville handles your case personally. You get the lawyer, not a ticket number.

For a work-zone crash, the date, direction of travel and affected lane help distinguish the conditions you encountered from the road as it looks today.

Serving Mesquite from our Dallas offices; in-person meetings are by appointment.

  • Free consultation
  • No fee unless we recover
  • Work directly with Nolan

Review the crash sequence, work zone conditions and insurance.

Nolan Ryan McConville, Dallas personal injury attorney

Nolan Ryan McConville

Managing attorney

  • Licensed in Texas since 2016
  • J.D. cum laude, Texas Tech School of Law
  • Member, Texas Trial Lawyers Association

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Describe the Mesquite crash without filling the gaps

A lane changed

Separate the lane you were using from the movement you believe caused the impact. Say which part you personally saw and which part remains uncertain.

There was no work zone

For a street or intersection collision, describe each vehicle's movement. Say what changed immediately before contact, even if no construction or temporary lane arrangement was involved.

Vehicles moved afterward

If vehicles were moved before you could understand the scene, explain that. Distinguish their later positions from what you remember immediately before the impact.

How Nolan starts

Moving fast on Mesquite evidence

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    Review existing scene photos for lane markings, temporary exits and signs, tied to the crash date and direction of travel.

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    Requests for the Mesquite Police Records Section report and any 911 recordings.

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    Preservation letters for dash-camera, truck telematics and business video.

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    A review of your own policy for PIP and UM/UIM coverage in the first week.

Local insight

Work-zone crashes on LBJ East in Mesquite

  • CountyDallas (part Kaufman)

  • CourthouseGeorge L. Allen Sr. Courts Building, Dallas

  • Main roadsI-635, I-30, I-20, US-80

  • Dallas officeLBJ Freeway office, North Dallas

LBJ East: preserve the crash-date conditions

  • For six years, Mesquite drivers on I-635 drove through TxDOT's LBJ East rebuild, one of the largest road projects in North Texas.
  • Shifted lanes, narrow shoulders, new ramps and changing exits all raise the chance of a crash, and many drivers are still learning the finished layout.

Identify every responsible party

  • Most work-zone crashes are still claims against another driver.
  • But when a lane closure, missing sign, debris or construction equipment played a part, there may be more than one responsible party, such as a contractor.
  • If a government body could be responsible, notice can be required within six months or sooner under a city charter.
  • Immunity exceptions and damage limits depend on the entity and claim.

Trial ready

Ready to try your case in Dallas County

Build the Dallas County case

  • Mesquite cases may be filed in the Dallas County courts on Commerce Street.
  • Nolan prepares every case as if a jury there will decide it: depositions, expert opinions on your injuries, and a clear story about how the crash changed your life.
  • The proper court depends on the incident location, defendants and applicable venue rules.

Be ready before negotiations

  • That preparation is not for show.
  • Insurers pay more attention to cases that are ready for trial, because the risk of a verdict is real.

Past result

$775,000

Motor vehicle accident settlement

Nolan Ryan Law results include a $775,000 motor vehicle accident settlement.

Got a low offer, or no offer at all? Call Nolan at (214) 706-4031

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.

Cases we handle

Mesquite cases Nolan handles

Work-zone and highway crashes

On I-635, I-30 and US-80.

Car accident cases

18-wheeler crashes

Involving freight headed into Dallas.

Truck accident cases

Pedestrian injuries

At busy intersections and parking lots.

Pedestrian cases

Wrongful death

When a crash takes a family member.

Wrongful death cases

Free consultation

No fee unless we recover money

Talk to Nolan for free. If you hire the firm, the fee is a set percentage of what is recovered, and you owe no attorney's fee if there is no recovery.

Review the crash sequence, work zone conditions and insurance. Start with the details you have; you do not need every record before getting in touch.

Tell Nolan whether the disputed point is a vehicle movement, a temporary layout or both.

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Your written fee agreement also explains how case expenses are handled.

Your case, handled personally

5 reasons to choose Nolan Ryan

Reconstruct the crash date conditions

Work zones can change lanes and exits. Nolan considers the conditions when your crash occurred rather than assuming today's road layout tells the story.

Identify who controlled the work

A work zone crash may involve several responsible parties. Nolan reviews the circumstances and available records to understand each company's or driver's role.

Request the records that can change

Dash camera recordings, truck telematics and business video may help explain an impact. Nolan seeks relevant evidence alongside the police report and witness information.

Review more than vehicle damage

Nolan reads medical records and considers the injury evidence when an adjuster describes an LBJ East crash as minor or disputes its effects.

Keep the coverage questions connected

Your own PIP or UM/UIM coverage may matter as well as another driver's policy. Nolan reviews the policies alongside the facts of your crash.

Recent Victories

Proven Case Results

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.

$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 Mesquite 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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Talk with Nolan Ryan Law about the incident, the records available and your questions. The consultation is free. Fees and case expenses are explained in a written agreement.

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    Discuss your questions — evidence, responsibility and possible coverage
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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Mesquite roads see the most traffic?

I-635 (LBJ Freeway) runs through the middle of Mesquite. TxDOT says the LBJ East corridor between US-75 and I-30 carries more than 200,000 vehicles a day, and its $1.7 billion rebuild ran from 2020 to 2026.

US-80 and I-30 cross the north side of the city and I-20 the south. For a crash during construction, document the work-zone conditions on the crash date; the LBJ East rebuild finished in 2026.

Which court would hear my Mesquite injury case?

Most of Mesquite is in Dallas County, so a case may be filed in the Dallas County district courts or county courts at law in the George L. Allen Sr. Courts Building, 600 Commerce Street, Dallas.

A small part of the city is in Kaufman County, where that county's courts would apply. The proper court depends on the incident location, defendants and applicable venue rules.

How do I get my Mesquite police crash report?

The Mesquite Police Department Records Section is at 777 N. Galloway Avenue and is open weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Reports are $6 in person or by mail (P.O. Box 850137, Mesquite, TX 75185), and are also sold online through LexisNexis BuyCrash.

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.

Where are Mesquite crash victims taken for trauma care?

Mesquite has no Level I or II trauma center. Regional trauma centers include Dallas Level I centers such as Parkland Memorial Hospital, Baylor University Medical Center, Methodist Dallas Medical Center or Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas.

What should I do right after a crash on I-30 or US-80 in Mesquite?

If anyone is hurt, Texas law requires you to stop, stay at the scene, exchange information and give reasonable help, and to call police right away. If the cars can move, get to the shoulder or a safe spot before taking photos. Then get medical care, even if you feel shaken rather than hurt.

How soon will my Mesquite crash report be ready?

When an officer investigates an injury crash, the report must be filed with TxDOT within 10 days. Many reports post sooner. Keep the case or report number the officer gives you, because it is the fastest way to find the report through Mesquite Police Records, BuyCrash or TxDOT CRIS.

Can I sue the state or a contractor over a Mesquite work-zone crash?

Sometimes. A private contractor can be liable like any other business if its negligence caused the crash. A claim against a government body may fall under the Texas Tort Claims Act.

Notice can be required within six months or sooner under a city charter, and immunity exceptions and damage limits depend on the entity and claim. Whether a claim fits the Act depends on the facts.

Two drivers caused my Mesquite crash. Who pays?

Texas assigns each responsible driver a percentage of fault. Each usually pays its own share, but a defendant found more than 50% responsible can be held liable for all of your recoverable damages. That rule matters when one driver has little or no insurance.

How long do I have after a Mesquite crash?

In most cases, two years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit. A wrongful death claim has two years from the date of death. Government claims have a much shorter notice deadline, six months or sooner under a city charter, so do not wait if a city or state vehicle, road or worker was involved.

Does my own insurance cover my medical bills after a Mesquite wreck?

It may. Texas auto policies include at least $2,500 in personal injury protection (PIP) unless the named insured rejected the coverage in writing, and PIP generally pays regardless of who caused the crash. It can cover early medical bills and lost wages while the claim against the at-fault driver continues.

What if the insurance adjuster asks for a recorded statement?

You generally do not have to give one to the other driver's insurer. Adjusters use those statements to look for words that shift fault or downplay injuries. Your own policy may require you to cooperate with your insurer, so it is worth getting advice before you talk to either company.

Can I meet a lawyer about my Mesquite case without driving into Dallas?

Yes. Consultations are free and can be done by phone or video. If you would rather meet face to face, we can arrange an in-person meeting at one of our Dallas offices.

Also serving nearby: Garland, Richardson and Lancaster. We handle car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, Uber and Lyft accidents and wrongful death cases. Meet attorney Nolan Ryan McConville.

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