DeSouza Injury Lawyers
4047 Naco Perrin, San Antonio, TX 78217, San Antonio, TX 78217
About DeSouza Injury Lawyers
DeSouza Injury Lawyers is a personal injury law firm based in San Antonio, Texas, serving clients throughout the state. The firm handles cases involving vehicle accidents, oilfield incidents, and slip and falls. Its team has over 100 years of combined experience, securing significant verdicts and settlements for injured individuals. The firm operates on a contingency fee basis, charging no fees unless money is collected. Several attorneys are bilingual, offering services to a diverse clientele.
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Notable Case Results
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$280M
Wrongful Death
Schnitzer Steel Industries Inc. was ordered to pay a family $280 million, marking the largest amount in Muskogee County history.
$89.7M
18-Wheeler Accident
Jennifer Blake was awarded $89.7 million by a jury after her vehicle collided with a Werner Enterprises Inc. tractor-trailer on icy roads, resulting in severe brain injuries for her and her daughter, and the death of her 7-year-old son. Werner initially denied fault, but the trial revealed their driver was a student, his trainer was sleeping, and he was on an expedited delivery schedule.
$67M
Oilfield Accident
A young man paralyzed from the waist down after a multi-vehicle collision involving an oilfield services company vehicle was awarded $67 million by a Nueces County jury. The lawsuit successfully argued that the company was negligent for not enforcing safe driving protocols, specifically the 3-second rule.
$46M
Commercial Vehicle Accident
Air Force Captain Jason Lo was awarded $46 million after his motorcycle was struck by a SoCalGas Company Truck driven by an employee who had an epileptic seizure. SoCalGas admitted fault but offered a $9 million settlement, which was rejected. The case went to trial, and a jury awarded nearly $41.9 million, leading to a final settlement of $46 million.
$43.5M
Oilfield Accident
A San Antonio jury awarded a woman $43.5 million against JC Fodale Energy Services.
$42M
18-Wheeler Accident
The family of 16-year-old Riley Hein, who died in an accident with an 18-wheeler lacking underride guards, was awarded $42 million in a wrongful death lawsuit against multiple trucking companies and a trailer manufacturer. The case highlighted the trucking industry's resistance to safety regulations for side underride protection.