Which San Antonio personal injury lawyers does Claude recommend?

No one lawyer is "the best" for everyone. I couldn't find a trustworthy ranking, and my search only turned up directory listings. Those listings show who is rated, but they don't prove who is best. I also couldn't confirm current operating status for each firm, so check that before you call.

Names that came up in the directories I checked: - Feltoon Law (attorney Ted Lyon is listed). FindLaw's San Antonio listing includes a client review saying the firm fought insurers and proved the other driver was at fault. That is one client's account, not a ranking. - Justin Hill, Josh Alexander and George Salinas. Justia lists each of them as "Top Rated Lawyer 10/10", but the ratings rest on only one or two peer reviews apiece, so they're thin evidence.

How to choose: 1. Match the case type. Truck crashes, wrongful death, medical malpractice and car wrecks each favor different experience. 2. Check the State Bar of Texas for good standing and any discipline. 3. Read recent Google reviews. Look for patterns in communication and results rather than just the star rating. 4. Ask about trial experience. Insurers settle more fairly with lawyers who are willing to go to court. 5. Confirm the fee terms. Most work on contingency, so ask about the percentage and who pays case costs. 6. Talk to two or three firms. Initial consultations are usually free.