Oscar Longoria grew up in western Hidalgo County and has deep ties to the communities along US-83 from La Joya to Rio Grande City and Roma. Starr County roads carry a mix of local traffic, border commerce and oilfield trucks, and crashes on two-lane stretches of highway can be especially serious. Our Mission office represents people hurt throughout Starr County.
Starr County Injury Cases We Handle
- Car accidents on US-83 and rural highways
- 18-wheeler and oilfield truck accidents
- Oilfield, ranch and workplace injuries, including non-subscriber claims
- Motorcycle and pedestrian accidents
- Slip and falls and unsafe property
- Wrongful death
Where Starr County Cases Are Heard
Injury lawsuits arising in Starr County are usually filed in the Starr County courts in Rio Grande City. Some cases can also be filed where a defendant company is based. We will explain where your case can be filed and why it matters.
Deadlines
Most Texas injury lawsuits must be filed within two years. If a county, city or state vehicle or property was involved, notice may be required within six months or less.
Why Starr County Families Call Us
- A western Valley attorney with roots in La Joya ISD and South Texas College
- You talk directly with your lawyer, in English or Spanish
- Free consultation and no attorney's fee unless we recover
Also serving McAllen, Edinburg, Pharr and Weslaco.
Talk to a Personal Injury Lawyer for Free
Call 956-630-LAWS (5297) or fill out the form on this page. Your consultation is free, and you pay no attorney's fee unless we recover for you. Depending on your fee agreement, you may still be responsible for court costs and case expenses. Se habla español.
Call 956-630-LAWSFree Case ReviewAttorney responsible for this content: Oscar Lee Longoria Jr., Law Office of Oscar Longoria, PLLC, 2028 E. Griffin Parkway, Mission, Texas 78572.