Houston personal injury attorney — Terry Bryant Accident & Injury Law maintains an office at 8584 Katy Freeway, Suite 100, Houston, TX 77024, advertising motor vehicle, workplace, and serious injury representation on a contingency basis. The firm markets statewide intake with Houston roots; verify which attorney appears on your fee agreement.
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Key practice areas (public branding)
- Motor vehicle: passenger, commercial, and DWI-involved collisions.
- Premises: slip/trip and negligent security patterns.
- Work injury: third-party claims alongside workers’ comp (where applicable).
Business context
- Media presence: long-running TV/radio brand in Texas markets—compare with caseload transparency at consult.
- Office network: multiple addresses may exist; this listing follows the Katy Fwy suite in export.
- Ethics: Texas Disciplinary Rules govern advertising superlatives.
Languages & accessibility
Intake is English-primary; ask for Spanish speaking staff. Freeway-adjacent office; confirm ADA parking near suite entrance.
Location & contact
- Address: 8584 Katy Fwy #100, Houston, TX 77024, United States
- Phone: +1 936-274-6917
- Website: terrybryant.com
Last verified (desk review): April 2026 — NAP matched; stripped UTM from website field; brand history from public marketing footprint.
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