Rideshare accident attorneys in Houston, Texas

Founder of Amaro Law Firm, with eight Texas offices and a dedicated rideshare accident practice page. A member of the Texas Bar College. Licensed in five states — Texas, Colorado, Illinois, New Mexico and Wisconsin — of which we have checked one.

Founding attorney of The Shariff Law Firm, which runs a dedicated rideshare accidents practice page. His own bio says he has been immersed in Texas personal injury law his entire career.

Board certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in both Civil Trial Law and Personal Injury Trial Law — a double certification the register itself records. Also licensed in New York, which we have not checked.

Holds an MD as well as a JD, and practises as a solo per the register. The only lawyer on our Texas pages with a public disciplinary record: a fully probated suspension entered in April 2016. His site trades as WestLoop Law, a different name from the one on his register entry.

Board certified in Personal Injury Trial Law per the register, and licensed in four other states. His firm's practice pages are tyre defects, auto defects, truck and plant explosion work — it publishes nothing on rideshare, and we say so rather than imply otherwise.

The longest-licensed lawyer on our Texas pages — 50 years. His register entry records a single practice area: Criminal. The firm's site advertises personal injury alongside criminal defence, but the register does not, and neither publishes anything on rideshare.

Licensed six years, with personal injury litigation as his single registered practice area and the fullest set of fee options on any Texas record we hold. His register entry also carries an impersonation warning published by the State Bar itself — see below.

Forty-two years licensed in Texas, with personal injury litigation as his only registered practice area and separate Uber and Lyft accident pages on the firm's site. Also licensed in Colorado, which we have not checked.

Forty-eight years licensed and board certified in Personal Injury Trial Law. His is one of only two register entries on our Texas pages that actually confirms contingency fees. The firm publishes nothing on rideshare — its motor-vehicle pages are car, motorcycle and truck.

Board certified in Personal Injury Trial Law, with a dedicated Uber and Lyft page. His register entry and his own firm bio disagree about when he was admitted in Texas and about how many states he is licensed in — both are set out below.