Victoria, TX

Jerome O. Fjeld

Jerome O. Fjeld is the founder and lead personal injury attorney at Jerome O. Fjeld, PLLC, with nearly 20 years of experience. He is a Navy veteran, awarded the Navy Achievement Medal and Good Conduct Medal. He is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, and has been recognized as one of Houston's Top Lawyers and AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell. He focuses on personal injury cases including car, truck, motorcycle, slip and fall, wrongful death, and dog bite accidents.

Scott Callahan

Texas trial lawyer Scott Callahan represents people when they need help the most, such as when they have suffered a catastrophic injury or lost a loved one and need to file a wrongful death claim. He has focused on this important legal work for 25 years, including being board certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. His professional honors include being selected for inclusion in Texas Super Lawyers every year since 2011.

Charles Cole

I am very proud to be a trial lawyer in Victoria, TX, following the example set by my father, Emmett Cole, Jr. My father ingrained in my siblings and me the desire to help the underdog - those who have been marginalized by society or simply feel powerless and without a voice in today’s complex and overwhelming justice system. My father’s generous spirit and compassion for the people of Victoria and surrounding communities motivated me to go to law school and then join him at his firm in 1995. Before attending law school, I served as a missionary in Zimbabwe, Africa drilling water wells in poor, drought-ridden regions for two years. When I returned from the mission field, I married my wife and tried to figure out how God wanted me to continue serving him in my vocation. I was contemplating either returning to the mission field or attending law school. Witnessing daily how my dad helped those without hope, I decided to continue in his footsteps and become a trial lawyer. During law school, God confirmed that by giving me this verse: “Vindicate the weak and fatherless; Do justice to the afflicted and destitute. Rescue the weak and needy; Deliver them out of the hand of the wicked.” Psalm 82:3-4 Every day I visit with folks who have been injured and are no longer able to provide for their families or have lost love ones due to someone else’s mistakes or negligence. Often, they feel helpless and hopeless. What a wonderful feeling to be able to restore the hope of restitution and justice to these people as their advocate in our jury system. Our jury system gives the weak and powerless an opportunity to tell their stories to a jury of their peers and appeal to them for justice. I am so proud to be a part of the greatest justice system in the world - a justice system that enables the poorest of poor to have the same voice as the president of a Fortune 500 company. Several years ago I represented a young lady who had sustained a significant brain injury when struck by a drunk driver. Without the help of an attorney and the promise of a jury trial, her future would have been bleak. Today, although still affected by her injuries, she has attended college and is able to provide for herself and live independently. If you have been injured, come talk to us. We can’t always help everyone, but we will certainly try. Let us help you find your voice and an opportunity to receive justice.

Douglass L. Anderson

Douglass Anderson is a respected attorney with over 39 years of professional experience, specializing in Personal Injury, Family Law, Probate Law, General Civil Litigation, and Immigration. He is board-certified in Personal Injury since 1995 and provides personalized legal services to clients in Texas.

Jackson R. Reed co-founded Reed & Terry Law Firm in 1994 and has practiced personal injury law since then. He is bilingual in English and Spanish.

William L. Sciba, III

Will Sciba is an experienced, devoted attorney who believes in giving back to our community. He began practicing law in 1995. He first worked for this law office in 1987 when he was 16 years old. By the time he passed the bar exam, he already had eight years of experience working for a firm that was devoted to helping others. Since then he has devoted his practice to helping people that are in need but are confronted by a legal system that at times seems confusing, unfair, and downright frustrating. Most people who come into his office tell him, “This is the first time I’ve ever needed a lawyer, but...and I didn’t know what to do.” The truth is that many people wait too long to get the help they need. In addition to helping people in the courtroom, Mr. Sciba believes people should give back to their communities. He has served on the board of directors for Perpetual Help Home, an organization that provides housing for women and children, and is the current President of the Victoria Community Action Committee, an organization that operates a meals-on-wheels program, provides energy assistance, provides medication assistance, and much more. He teaches a Sunday school class at his church and has coached youth baseball and football. As an attorney, Mr. Sciba has devoted most of his time to helping people who have been injured. He was board certified in Personal Injury Trial Law in the year 2000. Having a firm grasp of the law, communicating with clients, and standing up to those who have done wrong is important for those who are injured and the safety of our community as a whole. Mr. Sciba also has experience in other types of litigation including oil and gas disputes, employment laws, will contests and more.

Travis B. Terry co-founded Reed & Terry Law Firm in 1994 and has focused on personal injury law since 1993. He is a board-certified personal injury lawyer and a Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation.