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The DFW Accident and Injury Attorneys
of McGilberry & Shirer
Helping injury victims in North Texas,
including Dallas, Plano, McKinney, Allen, Frisco, Addison,
Garland, and Richardson, as well as Dallas County, Collin
County, Henderson County, Kaufman County, Tyler County,
and Hunt County
Plano personal injury lawyer Steven McGilberry and Plano injury
lawyer Bill Shirer have more than 43 years of combined
specialization in North Texas personal injury law.
In addition, Mr. Shirer has the distinction of being Board
Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law (a distinction afforded
to only 2% of Texas injury attorneys), and has received an
"AV" rating from the prestigious Martindale Hubbell
Peer Review Rating organization.
McGilberry & Shirer have the knowledge and the expertise
to effectively represent your North Texas vehicle accident
injury, defective product, premises liability or insurance
claim case. But most importantly, we believe
in handling personal injury matters personally
- with dignity, professionalism and zealous advocacy.
To achieve this, our firm focuses on the individual needs
of its clients. Our clients don't get "passed
off" to staff - each client gets to speak directly
to Mr. McGilberry or Mr. Shirer. Through close
communication, a client is better represented and informed
with the often complex personal injury laws governing their
case.
Many of our cases involve vehicular accidents, including motorcycle
accidents, car accidents, and injuries resulting from truck
accidents. Due to the intricacies of these types of cases,
you need an attorney that understands what each case requires.
When you are calling to speak with a Plano motorcycle accident
lawyer, you want to speak with someone with experience in
handling biking injuries. Similarly, you want a Plano car
accident lawyer or Plano truck accident lawyer with these
same qualifications and experience. You will find that the
accident attorneys at McGilberry and Shirer can offer this
to you.
Contact
a Plano
personal injury lawyer at McGilberry & Shirer today. |
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