Hagood & Neumann LLP

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Welcome to Hagood, Neumann & Huckeba L.L.P.

At Hagood, Neumann & Huckeba, L.L.P., our experienced and accomplished personal injury attorneys represent clients in accident cases of all kinds. Three of our lawyers are certified personal injury trial law specialists under standards established by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Founding partners Gene S. Hagood and William G. Neumann, Jr., have both been chosen as Texas Super Lawyers.

To learn how our experience and record of achievement in the courtroom can benefit you and your family, contact us for a free consultation.

Whether your claim involves a car accident, injuries suffered in the workplace, injuries caused by medical malpractice, or from use of a defective product, our lawyers put their years of experience to use to maximize your compensation. We look beyond the obvious to ensure every responsible party is held financially accountable for your injuries.
Our experience with personal injury claims allows us to combine different negligence claims in a single case. For example, when a defective seat belt worsens injuries in a truck accident we seek recovery from the manufacturer and the trucker.
From Greater Houston to the Rio Grande Valley, our clients benefit from our breadth of experience when they are able to collect compensation for the full range of their losses.
Over the years, Hagood, Neumann & Huckeba has developed an outstanding reputation for both client service and RESULTS. We play hardball, and our opponents know that. We are always willing to take a good case to trial. When we do so, we win the vast majority of our cases.

For a free consultation about your personal injury claim, contact Hagood, Neumann & Huckeba L.L.P by phone or e-mail.

Houston (281) 331-5757 Galveston (409) 945-5757 Toll-Free (800) 632-9404

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