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Why Hire Us
US Car Accidents is led by owner and trial attorney Enrique Serna, a seasoned lawyer with more than 28 years of experience handling complex, high-stakes injury cases nationwide. He has built a reputation for standing up to powerful corporations, insurance companies, and government entities that put profits over people.
We represent victims of serious car and SUV accidents, rollover crashes, and dangerous automotive defects involving airbags, tires, engines, steering systems, and vehicle fires. These cases demand experience, resources, and the willingness to go to trial—and that is exactly how we prepare every case.
At US Car Accidents, clients receive direct access to an experienced trial lawyer, personalized attention, and relentless advocacy. If negligence or a defective vehicle caused you or a loved one harm, we are ready to fight for the justice and compensation you deserve.
- NO Fee Unless We Win!!!!
- WE FIGHT TO WIN. PERIOD.
- CLIENT SATISFACTION RATE: 100%
- HABLAMOS ESPAÑOL!
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS RECOVERED OVER 30 YEARS
$1,650,000
Recovered
SUV rollover, roof crush failure, seat belt and stability defects, Florida settlement.
$1,300,000
Recovered
SUV rollover ejection caused by seat belt buckle failure, Texas settlement.
$1,250,000
Recovered
SUV rollover caused by stability failure during hard turn, Nevada settlement.
$1,000,000
Recovered
SUV tire blowout causing partial ejection, Texas settlement.
$875,000
Recovered
SUV rollover ejection caused by seat belt buckle failure, Texas settlement.
$675,000
Recovered
18-wheeler side collision with passenger vehicle, Texas settlement.
$500,000
Recovered
Front-end crash involving crashworthiness failure, Texas settlement.
$378,000
Recovered
SUV glass defect causing partial ejection, Texas settlement.
FAQs
It depends on the case, but compensation can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months.
It usually involves gathering evidence, filing a claim, negotiating with insurers, and possibly legal action.
You should share accident details, police reports, medical records, insurance information, and witness contacts.
Yes, you may still be eligible for compensation depending on your state’s laws and your level of fault.
You may be able to claim compensation through your own uninsured motorist coverage or other legal options.
US Car Accidents provides information and resources to help you understand accidents, insurance, and legal options.