J.D. Hurd Law, PLLC

09/25/2023

It is so fulfilling to be able to take a wreck like this and turn it into a positive for a family. We love getting positive google reviews, and we work hard to get them! If you or your family need help, we hope you will contact us.

09/15/2023

We are grateful for clients like you, who put their trust in us. Our team is dedicated to guiding you through every step of the legal journey. Thank you for your kind words and for choosing us to handle your case! 🙌⚖️

09/04/2023

Here in West Texas, the sun may set on this Labor Day, but our dedication to our clients never does. Wishing everyone a relaxing and well-deserved Labor Day weekend! 🌅⚖️

06/21/2023

New Notary in the house!

Our own talented and ambitious Anna Braymer has been appointed by the Secretary of State of Texas as a Notary Public.

A Notary Public is both a public servant and an officer in the State of Texas who is authorized to take acknowledgments, protest instruments permitted by law to be protested (primarily negotiable instruments and bills and notes), administer oaths, take depositions, and certify copies of documents not recordable in the public records.

Please join us in congratulating her! 🥳

06/02/2023

We are thrilled to announce that Jack Hurd has just been elected President of the Abilene Bar Association!

06/01/2023

Want to watch Jack's latest appearance on KTXS news? Watch it from the Media section of our website, linked below:

https://www.jdhurdlaw.com/media

Jack Hurd sits down with Marley Malenfant of KTXS for a conversation about the impact AI is having on the practice of law.

05/16/2023

Just another day in the life of a West Texas Litigator!

This little feller came out of our fireplace this morning, so we named him Smoky.

Cade got to put his A&M degree to use corralling Smoky out of the office and into a cardboard box.

Thank you to the good folks at Big Country Wildlife Rehabilitation Center for taking him in.

05/12/2023

I believe that connecting with your clients is integral to being an effective advocate.

In 2019, one of the first injury cases I ever worked on my own, from start to finish, was Ronda Davis's. She was suffering migraine headings, neck pain, and back pain after being rear-ended at the train tracks on S. 11th.

Over the course of my representation of her, I learned that Ronda is a talented piano teacher, and in fact she plays multiple instruments. I've played guitar since I was about ten years old, and so I know personally how therapeutic music can be, and I connected with her about how frustrating it must have been for her not to be able to play or teach piano.

While I negotiated with the defense lawyer, I emphasized to him that a jury would easily connect with Ronda too. Her love for music and teaching is clear to see, and her frustration was easy to sympathize with.

I obtained her a very favorable settlement without having to go to trial. But that's not the end of the story!

Last year, Ronda invited me to play guitar accompanying the Abilene Homeschool Choir at their Spring concert. I have to admit, I was nervous! My first gig since high school...

But our rehearsals paid off, and the concert was a success! In fact, I think (hope!) I earned myself a permanent spot with the choir. Since then, I've played at last year's Christmas concert and this year's Spring concert. It's a fun and fulfilling way to give back to the people and community that have given me so much.

If you've been hurt in a car wreck and are in need of an attorney to tell your story, I would be honored to represent you. Visit us online at https://www.jdhurdlaw.com/

P.S.

Damage to your vehicle is not the sole factor in determining case value!

03/29/2023

Jack D. Hurd has been selected to the 2023 Texas Super Lawyers Rising Stars!

Texas Rising Stars are selected based largely on nominations from peers, followed by evaluations and independent research. Honorees represent the top 2.5 percent of up-and-coming lawyers in Texas.

02/27/2023

Announcing our new Of Counsel hire, Charles W. Hurd III!

Charles has obtained multimillion dollar settlements for accident victims. His trial experience includes more than 250 jury verdicts in a wide range of tort, insurance, commercial, and healthcare litigation. He has had jury trials in North, South, East and West Texas, including Jefferson County and the Rio Grande Valley in both federal and state courts.

To read more about Charles visit the link below:
https://www.jdhurdlaw.com/about-us/charles-w-hurd-iii