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PERSONAL INJURY · AUTO ACCIDENTS

After the unexpected,
a way forward.

Client-focused guidance for people affected by auto accidents in Houston and across Texas.

A way forward
after a collision.

A car accident can leave you with more questions than answers. Medical care, time away from work, repairs, and conversations with insurance companies can quickly become overwhelming.

Vivian H. Phan Law Firm helps people in Houston and across Texas explore their options after auto accidents. We take time to understand how the collision has affected you and what you need to move forward.

Personal attention to your circumstances

Your experience is individual. A consultation gives you the opportunity to explain what happened, discuss your questions, and understand how the firm may be able to assist.

Preparing for a consultation

If available, bring documents related to the accident, insurance correspondence, and a brief timeline. Please keep sensitive records for a direct conversation with the firm rather than sharing them through the website.

Before discussing an auto accident

A simple timeline can make your first conversation more useful. You do not need to put a detailed account or sensitive records into the online form.

Useful to have in mind

  • The approximate date and location of the collision
  • A brief description of the vehicles and people involved
  • Questions about available accident or insurance correspondence

Questions before you contact us

What accident information is useful to summarize?

Note the approximate date, location, and a short description of the collision. If some details are uncertain, say so rather than trying to fill in the gaps.

Should I mention insurance correspondence?

You can tell the firm whether you have received letters, emails, or other documents about the collision. Keep those documents for a direct conversation and ask the office how to share them.

How can I explain the impact on my daily life?

A general description of changes to your work, routine, or family responsibilities can help frame your questions. Reserve detailed medical information for direct communication with the firm.