At Kent Starr Law, we understand that a serious injury doesn’t just cause physical pain—it creates financial stress, emotional turmoil, and uncertainty about the future. You need an advocate who sees the person behind the claim, not just a case number.
With over 20 years of experience fighting for injury victims in Collin County and across North Texas, we have recovered millions for clients injured in car accidents and workplace incidents. We don’t process paperwork; we build personalized legal strategies designed to maximize your compensation and secure your future.
Insurance companies have teams of lawyers working to pay you as little as possible. Shouldn’t you have a team working to get you everything you deserve?
The moments after a car crash are chaotic and overwhelming. Between medical treatment, vehicle repairs, and missed work, the last thing you need is to battle with an insurance adjuster whose job is to minimize your claim.
At Starr Law, we step in immediately to handle every aspect of your car accident case. We investigate the crash, gather critical evidence, and negotiate aggressively with insurance carriers to ensure you receive full and fair compensation for:
You showed up, did your job, and got hurt. Now you’re facing medical bills and lost wages—and your employer’s workers’ compensation carrier is giving you the runaround or denying your claim entirely. This scenario is far too common, but you don’t have to accept it.
We help injured workers navigate the complex Texas workers’ compensation system. Whether your claim was wrongfully denied, underpaid, or delayed, we know how to appeal and fight for the benefits you earned.
Kent W. Starr has spent over two decades defending the rights of Texas injury victims. But before he became a fierce advocate for the injured, he learned the system from the inside. This unique perspective allows him to anticipate insurance company tactics and dismantle their arguments with precision.
Unlike personal injury mills that churn through hundreds of cases with little individual attention, Mr. Starr limits his caseload to ensure every client receives direct, personalized representation. When you hire Starr Law, you are hiring Kent Starr—not a paralegal or junior associate you’ll never meet.
Mr. Starr’s approach is simple: treat every client like family and fight every case like it’s going to trial. Because insurance companies only take you seriously when they know your lawyer isn’t afraid of the courtroom.
Tell us what happened. We’ll listen without judgment, answer your questions honestly, and give you a clear picture of your legal options. There is absolutely no cost and no obligation.
Our team immediately begins gathering evidence: accident reports, witness statements, medical records, and surveillance footage. We consult with experts—accident reconstructionists, vocational specialists, and economists—to calculate the full, true value of your claim.
We engage in aggressive settlement negotiations with insurance carriers. If they refuse to offer fair compensation, we are fully prepared to take your case to trial and fight for every dollar you deserve in front of a judge and jury.
In Texas, the statute of limitations for most personal injury claims is two years from the date of the accident. If you miss this deadline, you will be permanently barred from recovering any compensation. There are exceptions, so it is critical to speak with an attorney immediately.
1) Report the injury to your supervisor in writing immediately—Texas law gives you only 30 days.
2) Seek medical attention and follow your doctor’s orders.
3) Do not give a recorded statement to the insurance company without consulting an attorney.
4) Contact Starr Law to protect your rights and maximize your benefits.
We handle all personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. This means you pay nothing upfront. We only get paid if we successfully recover compensation for you. Our fee is a percentage of the settlement or verdict, clearly explained and agreed upon before we ever begin work.
Every case is unique, but the value is generally based on: medical expenses (past and future), lost income (past and future), property damage, pain and suffering, and the strength of the liability evidence. We provide a realistic assessment during your free consultation.
Texas follows a modified comparative negligence rule. You can still recover damages as long as you are less than 51% at fault. However, your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault. An experienced attorney can help minimize that percentage through skillful negotiation and evidence presentation.
Absolutely not. Initial offers are almost always far lower than the true value of your claim. Insurance adjusters are trained to settle quickly and cheaply. Once you accept, you cannot ask for more money later—even if your medical condition worsens. Always have an attorney review any offer before you sign.
You go to work expecting to come home safely. But accidents happen. A construction worker falls from scaffolding. A warehouse employee suffers a back injury lifting heavy boxes. A factory worker loses a hand to unguarded machinery. In an instant,
You’ve been injured in a car accident. Or maybe you slipped and fell at a store. Perhaps a defective product caused harm to you or a loved one. You know you need to take action. But how much time do
The moments after a car accident are confusing and stressful. Between checking for injuries, swapping information, and dealing with police, insurance paperwork is the last thing on your mind. But once things calm down, you may face growing medical bills,
Getting hurt on the job is a frightening experience. One moment, you’re doing your regular work. The next, you face pain, rising medical bills, and doubt about when, or if, you’ll return to work. In Texas, the path to compensation
The insurance companies have their lawyers. Shouldn’t you have yours?
When you’re ready to talk, we’re ready to listen. No pressure. No judgment. Just honest answers and a clear path forward.
