How to Contact Smoger Law Firm (Texas Injury Law) for a Personal Injury Claim
Smoger Law Firm — the practice behind texasinjurylaw.com — can be reached by phone at 972-243-LAWS (5297). The firm lists offices in Dallas, Texas and Oakland, California, and states that it handles personal injury claims for clients across the nation. If you are trying to reach the firm about a possible claim, the phone number is the contact route the site itself provides.
Contact Details Listed on the Site
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Phone | 972-243-LAWS (5297) |
| Dallas office | Listed as an office location |
| Oakland office | Listed as an office location |
| Geographic reach | Nationwide practice; personal injury claims for clients across the nation |
| Firm names | Smoger & Associates, P.C.; Gerson H. Smoger, Inc. (dba Smoger Law Firm) |
The site does not publish a contact form, email address, or office street addresses in the material available here, so the phone number is the only direct contact method shown.
Who You Would Be Contacting
The firm describes itself as a team of personal injury lawyers with trial experience in state and federal courts nationwide. Its principals are Dr. Gerson Smoger and Ilene J. Smoger. Gerson H. Smoger received Public Justice's "Trial Lawyer of the Year" award in 2012 and is a former President of the Public Justice Foundation and Chair of AAJ's Legal Affairs Committee.
The firm also states that it is committed to pro bono work, which may be relevant if cost is a concern — though the site does not publish fee terms, so ask directly.
What Kinds of Claims the Firm Says It Handles
The site lists experience in personal injury litigation including:
- Injuries from prescription drugs
- Implantation of medical devices
- Automobile and motorcycle accidents
- Truck and boat accidents
- Wrongful death
- Construction accidents
- Head injuries
- Denials from insurance policies
- Near drowning incidents
- Falling objects cases
- Defective products and complex cases
It also cites significant cases such as the U.S. Supreme Court's reversal of the 1984 Agent Orange settlement, "Light" cigarette class actions, and mass tort cases involving groundwater and lead exposure.
Before You Call
The site states that all information on it is general information, not legal advice, and that viewing it does not create an attorney-client relationship. So a call is an inquiry, not representation — you would use it to describe your situation and find out whether the firm is a fit.
Two things worth having ready:
- What happened and when — the type of incident and the date, since time limits can matter.
- Where you are — the firm handles claims nationwide, but confirming your location against its Dallas and Oakland offices helps the conversation move faster.
If the firm does not take your case, ask whether it can point you toward someone who does.