TEXAS WALMART SLIP & FALL LAWYER · DALLAS
Injured at Walmart?
Take your next step
with confidence.
Hurt at Walmart? You deserve answers, personal attention, and a lawyer ready to stand up for you.
Talk with the Law Firm of Aaron A. Herbert about your injury and your options. Your first consultation is free.
No fees or expenses unless you recover
Board-certified counselPersonal Injury Trial Law
Dallas roots. Texas reach.Help for injured North Texans
A conversation, without a bill.Free initial consultation
NO FEES OR EXPENSES UNLESS YOU RECOVER
Tell us where your story begins.
A free conversation can help you understand your next step.
IN OUR CLIENTS’ WORDS
Personal attention.
Remembered by our clients.
Communication was above and beyond!
Aaron was awesome, polite and patient.
I am very content, outstanding staff
Excerpts from testimonials published by the firm. Individual experiences vary; these are not promises of a particular result.
KNOW WHO IS IN YOUR CORNER
Aaron A. Herbert
Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law
Texas Board of Legal Specialization
YOUR RECOVERY. OUR FOCUS.
A big retailer.
A very personal injury.
What began as a routine shopping trip may now mean medical appointments, missed work, and uncertainty about what comes next.
Our job starts with understanding what happened to you. Then we look at the evidence, explain your options, and build a plan for pursuing your claim.
Let’s talk about your situationTrial-focused representation.
Aaron Herbert is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Put that focus on your side.
The details deserve attention.
The condition of the floor. Available video. Witness accounts. A careful investigation can help explain how a preventable injury happened.
More than a claim number.
Your injuries affect your work, your family, and your everyday life. Those consequences belong at the center of your case.
A RECORD OF ADVOCACY
Real cases.
Meaningful results.
Selected outcomes published by the Law Firm of Aaron A. Herbert. Every case begins with its own facts.
A grocery-store fall involving a substance on the floor.
A fall involving a defective walkway at a private event venue.
A collision involving a tractor-trailer that failed to control its speed.
An employee injured by defective machinery.
A pedestrian struck by a van in a crosswalk.
A rear-end collision involving a commercial van.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. These are not identified as Walmart cases. Figures are as published by the firm, not amounts clients necessarily received after fees and expenses.
View all published resultsWHY CHOOSE AARON HERBERT?
A stronger case
starts with
the right support.
From the first conversation to the next decision, understand what the firm can help you do.
From the firm: why speaking with an injury attorney matters.
Board-certified personal injury counsel
Aaron Herbert’s certification in Personal Injury Trial Law is listed with the State Bar of Texas. You can review his license and credentials before deciding who will represent you.
Help finding medical care
The firm can help identify medical providers and diagnostic services. Ask about options for your situation; treatment availability and payment arrangements depend on the provider and your circumstances.
Investigation focused on the evidence
Available recordings, incident records, photographs, and witness accounts can help explain the fall. The firm investigates and works to preserve relevant evidence.
Support with insurance communications
When the firm represents you, its team can handle claim communications and discuss proposed offers with you, so you can make informed decisions.
Preparation for negotiation and trial
A case needs careful development, whether it resolves in settlement or proceeds to court. The firm’s approach includes preparing cases with trial in mind.
No fees or expenses unless you recover
Your initial consultation is free. The firm’s written representation agreement explains the fee and expense terms for an accepted case.
AFTER A WALMART FALL
Start with your health.
Then protect the details.
You do not need every answer before you call. These steps can help preserve a clearer picture of what happened.
- 1
Get medical attention.
Make your health the priority. Tell your provider how the injury happened and keep your treatment records.
- 2
Report the incident.
Notify store management. Ask for a copy of the incident report or its reference number, and note who you spoke with.
- 3
Save what you safely can.
Keep photos of the hazard, witness contact details, receipts, and any messages about the incident. Do not put yourself at risk to gather evidence.
- 4
Understand your options.
Speak with a lawyer about preserving available evidence and reviewing any proposed settlement or recorded-statement request.
Store conditions change and recordings may not be kept indefinitely. Ask about preserving evidence promptly.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR CLAIM
A fall is the beginning
of the story.
The evidence matters.
An injury at a store does not automatically establish liability. A case review examines the circumstances and what can be proved.
What caused the fall?
A spill, leaking cooler, damaged floor, or another unsafe condition may be part of the investigation.
What did the store know?
The investigation may consider how long the hazard existed and whether the store knew or should have known about it.
How has your life changed?
Medical records, lost-income documentation, and the effect on your daily life help describe your losses. Recovery depends on the facts and law.
Explore our Texas Walmart injury knowledge hub for more about evidence, liability and litigation.
CLEAR ANSWERS. A BETTER NEXT STEP.
Questions you
may be asking.
Your situation is unique.
We’re here to listen.
Does it cost anything to talk with your firm?
The initial consultation is free. The firm advertises no fees or expenses unless you recover. Your written representation agreement will explain the terms that apply to your case.
What if I did not take photos or file a report?
You can still request a case review. Tell us what you remember, when and where it happened, and whether anyone witnessed the fall. A lawyer can discuss what evidence may still be available.
How long do I have to bring a Texas injury lawsuit?
Texas generally gives you two years from when a personal injury claim accrues to file suit. Exceptions can change the deadline. Have an attorney confirm the date for your situation; do not assume an open insurance claim extends it. See Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code §16.003.
Should I accept a settlement offer from the store?
Have the terms and the extent of your injuries reviewed before deciding. A settlement may release claims, and your future medical needs may not yet be clear.
How much could my case be worth?
There is no reliable dollar amount based only on where you fell. Liability, available evidence, medical needs, lost income, and other losses all matter. A case review helps identify those issues without promising an outcome.
What happens after I contact the firm?
The team can discuss the incident, ask about your injuries, and explain whether the firm can help. If you choose to move forward and the firm accepts the case, representation begins under a signed agreement.
FIGHTING FOR THE SERIOUSLY INJURED
Ready to take
your next step?
Tell us what happened. We’ll help you understand your options.
No fees or expenses unless you recover.