The importance of Texas Board Certification in your injury attorney

Just a handful of the Texas attorneys practicing personal injury law go through the trouble of acquiring Certification from the Texas Board of legal specialization. Yet Texas Board Certification is very important and might make the key difference in whether your injury attorney wins or loses your case for you. A Texas Board Certification tells you that the injury attorney you have chosen to handle your important case has specialized knowledge and experience in the area of law where you need help.

Tony Denena and Chad Points count themselves among the select group of Texas attorneys who’ve been Texas Board Certified in their chosen area of legal practice, Personal Injury Law. To receive their Board Certifications in Personal Injury Law, they were required to prove to a peer review committee of judges and lawyers that they met rigorous standards and requirements in their specialized area of personal injury law. This means that Chad and Tony had to prove that they:

• Had already been licensed to practice law for at least 5 years;
• Are experienced trial attorneys in the myriad areas of personal injury litigation;
• Passed a 6-hour written exam in their legal practice area;
• Attend regular Continuing Legal Education (CLE) seminars to keep up with legal developments that might affect your case. Board Certified attorneys must undergo much more CLE than other attorneys to keep their Board Certifications;
• Demonstrate solid experience and involvement in their field of specialization by successfully handling a wide array of matters in that field; and
• Have the highest level of public commitment to excellence in Personal Injury Law.

Because they’re Texas Board Certified in the highly technical and specialized field of Personal Injury Law, Tony and Chad offer you higher levels of service, experience and education than attorneys that are nor Texas Board Certified. Texas Board Certification gives them advantages both at trial and in pre-trial settlement negotiations over less experienced lawyers.

Fewer than 1 in 10 of Texas’ more than 80,000 attorneys possesses a Texas Board Certification. The Board Certified attorneys fall into 21 different Certification practice areas and the number of Texas Board Certified lawyers you’ll find in any given area of specialized legal practice remains fairly small.

Don’t sell your case short. When you need solid experience, ability and knowledge on your side, turn to Denena & Points, your Texas Board Certified Personal Injury law firm of choice. Give yourself an edge when you make your legal claim. Call us now at 877- 307-9500 for a free legal consultation to discuss your Texas accident case. You can also request your free book on making a valid accident claim in Texas!