
Robert Ammons
The Ammons Law Firm LLP
Robert E. Ammons – Nationally Recognized Trial Attorney
With over three decades of experience, Robert E. Ammons has built a reputation as one of the nation's leading trial attorneys in catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death litigation. As the founding partner of The Ammons Law Firm LLP, Rob has dedicated his career to holding corporations accountable when their negligence leads to devastating injuries or fatalities. His work has resulted in landmark settlements and verdicts, including an $82.5 million jury verdict that remains one of the largest in Texas history.
Rob is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and Board Certified in Civil Law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. His expertise spans automotive defect litigation, tire failure cases, commercial trucking accidents, and product liability lawsuits, making him a go-to advocate for clients seeking justice against major manufacturers, trucking companies, and corporations.
Recognized for his exceptional litigation skills, Rob has been named to the Texas Super Lawyers List since its inception and is featured in Best Lawyers in America. He is also a distinguished member of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) and is AV Preeminent-rated by Martindale-Hubbell.
At The Ammons Law Firm, Rob and his team specialize in:
Personal Injury Cases – https://www.ammonslaw.com/
Wrongful Death Lawsuits – https://www.ammonslaw.com/wrongful-death-lawyer/
Truck Accident Claims – https://www.ammonslaw.com/houston-truck-accident-lawyer/
Defective Tire Litigation – https://www.ammonslaw.com/tire-defects/
Auto Defect & Crashworthiness Cases – https://www.ammonslaw.com/auto-defects/
Product Liability Lawsuits – https://www.ammonslaw.com/product-liability/
Rob’s legal advocacy has helped shape consumer safety laws, ensuring that negligent corporations are held accountable and that families receive the compensation they deserve. Through meticulous case preparation
- Personal Injury
- Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death
- Products Liability
- Drugs & Medical Devices, Motor Vehicle Defects, Toxic Torts
- Auto Defects
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- The Ammons Law Firm LLP
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- Q. Jurisdiction for legal case after semi-truck accident in Texas?
- A: Jurisdiction in a semi-truck accident case is critical because it determines where you can file a lawsuit and what laws will apply. Since the accident happened in Texas, that state is the most likely jurisdiction, even though your fiancée is a Colorado resident. Generally, a lawsuit should be filed in the state where the crash occurred, as Texas courts have authority over accidents on Texas highways, and key evidence—such as the police report, witnesses, and accident scene—is located there.
Another factor is where the trucking company is based or does business. If the trucking company operates in Texas, it strengthens Texas as the proper venue for legal action. However, if the company ... Read More
- Q. Does my as-is used car purchase qualify for lemon law due to recurring issues?
- A: Lemon laws typically apply to new vehicles, not used cars sold "as-is." However, you may still have legal options depending on your state’s consumer protection laws, fraud statutes, or warranty protections. Since you experienced recurring issues almost immediately after purchase and the dealership may have knowingly cleared error codes to hide defects, you could have a case for misrepresentation, breach of contract, or fraudulent concealment.
Even when a car is sold "as-is," dealerships cannot engage in deceptive sales practices. If they knew about the defects and failed to disclose them, you may have grounds for legal action. Some states also have implied warranties ... Read More
- Q. How to challenge a will amendment after husband's passing in TN?
- A: Challenging a will amendment in Tennessee can be overwhelming, especially when family dynamics and potential legal issues like dementia, undue influence, or fraud are involved. Given that you were married to your husband for 37 years, you may have legal grounds to contest any changes that unfairly impacted your inheritance. If your father-in-law’s will was amended while he was suffering from dementia, the amendment may not be valid, and you have the right to challenge it in probate court.
Your first step is to obtain copies of both the original will and the amended version to compare the changes. You can request these documents from the probate court in the county where the estate is being ... Read More