National Trial Law

National Trial Law We are a national trial law firm with decades of experience in personal injury & medical malpractice.

National Trial Law is an Austin-based firm that provides personal injury representation to clients across Texas and legal support with cases involving the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) nationwide. The firm prides itself on its Texas roots and national reach. Their eight attorneys have over 40 years of trial experience and bring a diverse range of perspectives to the firm. They frequently assist c

lients with complex cases involving medical malpractice (including military medical malpractice), birth injuries, auto accidents, mass shootings, wrongful death, and more. The firm offers free initial consultations, and clients pay nothing unless a favorable outcome is secured. National Trial Law also offers services in English and Spanish.

Serious wreck cases require serious legal experience.In 2023, large trucks were involved in more than 4,000 fatal crashe...
08/31/2026

Serious wreck cases require serious legal experience.

In 2023, large trucks were involved in more than 4,000 fatal crashes nationwide, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. And the impact is often greatest on people outside the truck. In 2020, roughly 129,000 people in other vehicles were injured in crashes involving large trucks.

When a trucking or USPS crash causes catastrophic injury, the investigation has to go deeper than the accident report. Driver conduct, company policies, training, maintenance, vehicle data, federal regulations, and other evidence can all become critical to determining what happened and who is responsible.

That level of investigation is central to National Trial Law’s work. Our trial lawyers handle catastrophic injury and federal claims nationwide and have represented clients in hundreds of administrative claims, lawsuits, and appeals. The firm’s results include an $8.75 million settlement in a military vehicle accident and other multimillion-dollar recoveries involving catastrophic injuries.

Visit the National Trial Law website to learn more about our approach to catastrophic trucking, USPS, and injury litigation nationwide:

https://www.nationaltriallaw.com/s/M6E1g7I

Property owners have responsibilities that extend beyond maintaining the physical condition of a building. In some circu...
08/30/2026

Property owners have responsibilities that extend beyond maintaining the physical condition of a building. In some circumstances, reasonable security measures are also part of keeping visitors, tenants, and customers safe.

Negligent security cases can arise when inadequate lighting, broken locks, unsecured entrances, a lack of appropriate security personnel, or a failure to respond to known criminal activity contributes to a serious assault or other violent incident.

These cases require a careful examination of what the property owner knew, what risks were reasonably foreseeable, and whether appropriate measures were taken before someone was harmed.

National Trial Law represents clients nationwide in catastrophic premises liability cases, bringing decades of experience and a detailed approach to investigating the circumstances that led to preventable injuries.

Learn more about our nationwide practice: https://www.nationaltriallaw.com/s/m4s5E8V

The impact of a catastrophic injury extends far beyond the initial medical bills. A personal injury claim should account...
08/28/2026

The impact of a catastrophic injury extends far beyond the initial medical bills. A personal injury claim should account for the full scope of what has been lost, both today and in the years ahead.

Depending on the circumstances, compensation may include economic damages for medical care and lost income, non-economic damages that recognize the physical and emotional effects of an injury, and, in rare cases, punitive damages when especially reckless conduct warrants additional accountability.

At National Trial Law, we take the time to understand how an injury has affected every aspect of a client's life. That comprehensive approach helps ensure no part of the story is overlooked.

Learn more about our nationwide practice: https://www.nationaltriallaw.com/s/l8T7b8I

08/27/2026

Catastrophic injuries can change nearly every part of a person’s life. The consequences may extend far beyond the initial medical treatment, affecting mobility, cognitive function, employment, independence, and a family’s long-term financial future.

The CDC estimates that more than 214,000 people were hospitalized for traumatic brain injuries in the U.S. in 2020, with nearly 69,000 TBI-related deaths reported in 2023. For survivors of moderate or severe TBI, the effects can be lifelong. (CDC)

That is why catastrophic injury litigation requires more than proving an accident occurred. It requires understanding the full scope of the injury, the care that may be needed for years to come, and who should be held responsible.

National Trial Law handles catastrophic injury cases nationwide, including traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, medical malpractice, trucking and vehicle crashes, birth injuries, and other life-altering injuries.

Visit the National Trial Law website to learn more about our approach to catastrophic injury litigation nationwide: https://www.nationaltriallaw.com/s/F7n1C4X

Some birth injuries can have lifelong consequences. One example is hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), a type of brai...
08/26/2026

Some birth injuries can have lifelong consequences. One example is hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), a type of brain injury caused by reduced oxygen or blood flow. A U.S. study found HIE occurred in about 1.7 out of every 1,000 live births. (NIH)

When a serious birth injury occurs, families often need answers: Were warning signs recognized? Was the baby monitored appropriately? Did doctors act quickly when intervention was needed?

The answers are often found in the details of labor, delivery, and the baby's care immediately after birth.

National Trial Law represents families nationwide in complex birth injury cases, with a history of record-setting results.

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Source: National Institutes of Health; ACOG

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08/25/2026

Thank you for sharing your feedback with National Trial Law. We’re grateful for your input and the opportunity to continue improving how we communicate and serve those who contact us. Visit https://www.nationaltriallaw.com/s/E8P0b6s

No legal outcome can undo the loss of a loved one. A wrongful death case is about seeking answers, holding the responsib...
08/24/2026

No legal outcome can undo the loss of a loved one. A wrongful death case is about seeking answers, holding the responsible parties accountable, and helping families move forward with the support they need.

At National Trial Law, we represent families in complex wrongful death cases involving catastrophic wrecks, construction incidents, medical negligence, and other preventable tragedies. We approach every case with careful preparation, personal attention, and decades of experience handling the most challenging litigation nationwide.

Learn more about our wrongful death practice: https://www.nationaltriallaw.com/s/09x8Z95

Delivery vehicles are a constant presence on our roads, from local couriers to large commercial fleets. When one is invo...
08/23/2026

Delivery vehicles are a constant presence on our roads, from local couriers to large commercial fleets. When one is involved in a serious wreck, determining responsibility may require looking beyond the driver.

Delivery schedules, driver training, vehicle maintenance, company policies, and the relationship between drivers and the businesses they serve can all become important parts of an investigation.

National Trial Law handles complex commercial vehicle wreck cases nationwide, examining the decisions and evidence behind the collision to identify every potential source of responsibility.

Learn more: https://www.nationaltriallaw.com/s/y6U5T3w

FAQ: Who can be held responsible after a commercial vehicle wreck?Liability may extend beyond the driver. Depending on t...
08/22/2026

FAQ: Who can be held responsible after a commercial vehicle wreck?

Liability may extend beyond the driver. Depending on the facts, a commercial vehicle case can involve the company that owns or operates the vehicle, an employer, a maintenance provider, a loading company, or other parties whose decisions contributed to the wreck.

Determining responsibility requires looking beyond what happened on the road. Driver records, maintenance histories, company policies, electronic data, and other evidence can help reveal how and why a serious wreck occurred.

National Trial Law handles complex commercial vehicle cases nationwide with the resources and experience to investigate every potential source of liability.

Learn more: https://www.nationaltriallaw.com/s/S1O4m0X

A serious commercial vehicle wreck is rarely just a matter of one driver’s actions. The investigation may involve the tr...
08/20/2026

A serious commercial vehicle wreck is rarely just a matter of one driver’s actions. The investigation may involve the trucking company, maintenance contractors, hiring and training practices, electronic records, and decisions made long before the collision occurred.

National Trial Law handles these cases with the depth of investigation and preparation they require. We work closely with our clients while examining every layer of responsibility and building a clear, evidence-driven case for accountability.

Learn more about our nationwide practice: https://www.nationaltriallaw.com/s/i6V7j8v

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1114 Lost Creek Boulevard , Suite 410
Austin, TX
78746

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