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PERSONAL INJURY

An unexpected injury.
A dedicated advocate.

Personal attention for people and families navigating the aftermath of serious accidents.

When life changes,
you deserve an advocate.

An unexpected injury can affect your health, your work, and your family. Understanding where to turn can feel like another challenge. Vivian H. Phan Law Firm offers personal attention to people navigating the aftermath of serious accidents.

We start by listening to your circumstances, discussing your concerns, and helping you understand the options that may be available. Our focus is on purposeful representation grounded in your individual needs.

Personal injury matters we handle

  • Auto accidents — guidance following a motor vehicle collision.
  • 18-wheeler accidents — representation following collisions involving large commercial trucks.
  • Wrongful death — compassionate guidance for families after the loss of a loved one.

Start with a conversation

Every situation is different. Call our Houston office to discuss what happened, ask questions, and find out whether the firm can help with your matter.

Preparing for an injury consultation

Start with what happened and the questions that matter most to you. A short overview helps the firm understand the reason for your inquiry.

Useful to have in mind

  • When and where the accident happened
  • A general outline of how the injury has affected you
  • Your questions and any records available for a later discussion

Questions before you contact us

What if I am unsure which injury service fits?

Select “Other / Not sure” on the consultation form and give a brief, general description. You can also call the office to explain the type of situation you would like to discuss.

Do I need every record before making an inquiry?

You can begin with an overview and tell the firm which records you have available. Ask the office how to share documents directly before sending medical or other sensitive information.

How much detail should I include online?

Include enough to explain the reason for your inquiry and your main question. Keep confidential or time-sensitive information out of the website form.