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Personal Injury Lawyer Serving Texas: Areas We Serve
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Korey The Lawyer
KOREY A. HUFF
Houston Personal Injury Attorney
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Houston based.
Serving injured Texans.
Meet Attorney Korey A. Huff. View his State Bar of Texas profile for licensing information.
The Huff Law Firm is a Black-owned personal injury firm based in Houston that represents injured people across the state. Korey Huff has recovered millions for clients hurt in car wrecks, 18-wheeler crashes, motorcycle accidents, falls and other accidents, including a $2 million and a $1 million settlement.
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case depends on its own facts and applicable law.
We do not make you drive to us. We sign clients by phone and video, send an investigator to the scene, and meet you at the hospital or your kitchen table when the case calls for it. Contact the firm to discuss appropriate arrangements for your case.
Texas has 254 counties. If you were hurt because someone else was careless, contact us to discuss whether we can help. Below are the areas we serve, grouped by region, with local roads and communities that may be relevant to your injury.
Our office is at 1 Riverway Drive, Suite 1700, Houston, Texas 77056. The communities below are service areas, not branch offices.
Don’t see your town? Call the firm to discuss an injury anywhere in Texas.
Areas we serve: Houston and Harris County
Our home. The Huff Law Firm has represented Houstonians for over a decade in Harris County courts. We help people injured in crashes involving I-45, I-10, 610, 288, Beltway 8 and the Southwest Freeway.
| Community | Local roads and community context |
|---|---|
| Third Ward | Pedestrian and cyclist crashes along Scott, Emancipation and Alabama; TSU and UH campus-area traffic |
| Fifth Ward | Truck traffic from the rail yards and I-10/US-59; crashes at Lyons and Lockwood |
| Sunnyside and South Park | Wrecks on 610 South Loop and MLK; unlit intersections |
| Acres Homes | Crashes along West Little York, Antoine and the 290 feeder |
| Alief | Bellaire, Beechnut and Bissonnet corridors |
| Missouri City | Fort Bend and Harris counties; US-90A, Highway 6 and the Fort Bend Tollway |
| Pearland | Brazoria County; crashes on 288 and Broadway/FM 518 |
| Fresno and Sienna | Highway 6 and FM 521 |
| Humble and Atascocita | US-59/I-69, FM 1960 and the Beltway |
| Katy | I-10 West, the Grand Parkway and Katy Freeway construction zones |
| Cypress | US-290 and the 99 interchange |
| Spring | I-45 North, FM 2920 and the Hardy Toll Road |
| Baytown | Refinery and chemical plant traffic on Highway 146, Spur 330 and I-10 |
| Pasadena | Beltway 8, 225 and plant shift-change traffic |
| League City and Texas City | Galveston County; I-45 South and FM 646 |
| Galveston | Seawall and Broadway crashes, tourist-season traffic |
| Sugar Land and Stafford | US-59 and Highway 6 |
| Rosenberg and Richmond | US-59, FM 762 and Highway 36 |
| Conroe and The Woodlands | Montgomery County; I-45 and Highway 105 |
Areas we serve: Killeen, Fort Hood (formerly Fort Cavazos) and the Bell County corridor
Killeen is a military town, and injury cases can raise questions about clients who deploy or PCS mid-case, TRICARE reimbursement, and crashes inside the gates. On-post crashes may involve federal claims procedures, depending on who was responsible and the circumstances. Among the areas we serve, we are proud to be a Black-owned personal injury firm serving Killeen and the surrounding communities.
| Community | Local roads and community context |
|---|---|
| Fort Hood | On-post crashes, gate traffic and premises injuries; we assess the responsible parties and whether federal claims procedures apply |
| Harker Heights | US-190/I-14 and FM 2410 near the Market Heights shopping district |
| Copperas Cove | Coryell County; US-190 West and the Clear Creek gate commute |
| Temple | I-35 and Loop 363; the region's trauma center at Baylor Scott & White |
| Belton | I-35 and I-14 interchange; Bell County courthouse |
| Nolanville | I-14 between Killeen and Belton |
| Gatesville | Highway 36 and the state prison units' shift traffic |
| Lampasas | US-190 and US-183 |
| Waco | McLennan County; I-35 through the heart of the city and Valley Mills Drive |
Areas we serve: San Antonio and Bexar County
San Antonio’s Loop 410, Loop 1604, I-35 and I-10 connect communities across Bexar County. A serious crash can involve drivers, passengers, pedestrians or military families from Lackland, Fort Sam Houston and Randolph. We review injury matters throughout the area and discuss the circumstances that affect each case in the areas we serve.
| Community | Local roads and community context |
|---|---|
| East Side San Antonio | Historic Black community; crashes on I-10, I-35, Houston Street and W.W. White |
| Converse | Loop 1604 and FM 78; Randolph AFB commute |
| Universal City and Live Oak | I-35 North and Pat Booker Road |
| Schertz and Cibolo | Guadalupe County; I-35 and FM 3009 |
| Kirby and Windcrest | I-35, Loop 410 East and Rittiman |
| Leon Valley | Bandera Road corridor |
| New Braunfels | Comal County; I-35 and tourist-season river traffic |
| Seguin | I-10 East and US-90 |
Areas we serve: Dallas–Fort Worth
The Metroplex’s I-35E, I-30, I-20, I-635, US-75 and the High Five carry passenger vehicles and 18-wheelers throughout the region. We review injury matters involving Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton counties.
| Community | Local roads and community context |
|---|---|
| South Dallas and Oak Cliff | I-45, I-35E and Loop 12; pedestrian crashes on MLK and Lancaster |
| Pleasant Grove | I-30, Buckner and Loop 12 |
| DeSoto, Cedar Hill and Lancaster | Best Southwest; I-35E, I-20 and US-67 |
| Duncanville | I-20 and Highway 67 |
| Arlington | I-30, I-20 and stadium-event traffic on Collins and Division |
| Grand Prairie | I-30, I-20 and Highway 360 |
| Garland and Mesquite | I-635, I-30 and US-80 |
| Irving | Highway 183, Loop 12 and I-635 |
| Plano and Richardson | Collin and Dallas counties; US-75 and the George Bush Turnpike |
| Forest Hill and Everman | Southeast Tarrant County; I-20 and I-35W |
| Mansfield | US-287 and Highway 360 |
| Denton | I-35E/I-35W split and Loop 288 |
Areas we serve: Austin and Central Texas
Austin’s I-35, SH-130 and US-183 connect the city with Round Rock, Pflugerville and growing communities throughout Central Texas. We review injury matters involving Travis, Williamson and Hays counties as part of the areas we serve.
| Community | Local roads and community context |
|---|---|
| East Austin | Historic Black and Latino community; I-35 feeders, Airport Boulevard and East 7th |
| Pflugerville | Travis and Williamson counties; I-35, SH-130 and FM 685 |
| Round Rock | I-35 and US-79 |
| Manor | US-290 East and SH-130 |
| Del Valle | Highway 71, airport traffic and SH-130 |
| Kyle and Buda | Hays County; I-35 South |
| San Marcos | I-35 and Texas State student traffic |
| Bastrop and Elgin | Highway 71 and US-290 |
Areas we serve: Beaumont, the Golden Triangle and East Texas
I-10 between Houston and Louisiana carries refinery traffic, commercial trucks and commuters through Beaumont, Port Arthur and Orange. Further north, we review injury matters involving Tyler, Longview, Lufkin and communities along US-59, US-69 and I-20. These communities are among the East Texas areas we serve.
| Community | Local roads and community context |
|---|---|
| Port Arthur | Refinery traffic on Highway 73, 82 and Memorial Boulevard |
| Orange | I-10 at the Louisiana line; chemical plant commutes |
| Vidor and Nederland | I-10 and Highway 347 |
| Lufkin and Nacogdoches | US-59/I-69 and logging-truck crashes |
| Tyler | Smith County; Loop 323 and I-20 |
| Longview and Marshall | I-20 and US-80 |
| Texarkana | I-30 and the state line |
| Huntsville | I-45 and Sam Houston State traffic |
| Bryan and College Station | Brazos County; Highway 6 and Texas A&M game-day traffic |
| Victoria | US-59, US-77 and Eagle Ford oilfield trucks |
| Corpus Christi | Nueces County; I-37, SPID and the Harbor Bridge |
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Texas is big, and the list above is not a limit on where we work. If you were hurt in El Paso, Lubbock, Amarillo, Midland, Odessa, Laredo, McAllen, Brownsville or any town in between, call us. Korey Huff is licensed to practice law in Texas, and we handle cases statewide by phone, video and in person when appropriate.
If someone else’s negligence caused your injuries, you may have a claim for compensation. We review the evidence, the responsible parties and the rules that apply to your case.
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