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Converse Personal Injury Lawyer
Serving Converse, TX from our San Antonio office
Converse is a growing city in northeast Bexar County, home to military families, commuters and longtime locals, with Judson ISD schools and quick access to Loop 1604 and I-10. Its location near major highways and JBSA–Randolph means heavy daily traffic, and when a crash happens, working families here feel it fast.
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- 1You tell us your storyA few details is all we need to get started.
- 2Our team reviews itFree and confidential, with no pressure and no obligation.
- 3We call you backUsually within the hour, in English or Spanish.
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Life and Work in Converse
Converse started as a small railroad community and has grown into one of the busier suburbs in northeast Bexar County. Many residents are active-duty military, veterans or civilian employees at nearby JBSA–Randolph, and Judson ISD schools anchor neighborhoods on both sides of FM 78.
Converse sits close to the I-10, I-35 and Loop 1604 freight corridors, and warehouses and distribution centers in the area keep trucks moving day and night. That combination of base commuters, school traffic and commercial trucks makes its main roads especially busy during shift changes.
ZIP codes we serve include 78109
Common Injury Cases in Converse
Shift-change crashes near Randolph
Collisions during morning and afternoon base traffic.
Warehouse and logistics injuries
Forklift, loading dock and lifting injuries at area distribution centers.
18-wheeler crashes near I-10 and Loop 1604
Truck collisions on the freight routes around Converse.
Fighting for Injured Workers & Families in Converse
In Converse, we see commuter crashes on Loop 1604 and FM 78, 18-wheeler collisions on nearby freight corridors, and injuries to warehouse, logistics and construction workers.
Where Serious Crashes Happen Around Converse
Loop 1604
A high-speed loop near Converse with merging traffic and heavy commercial trucks moving between I-10 and I-35.
FM 78
A busy corridor linking Converse, Kirby and the northeast suburbs, with turning traffic and business driveways.
Kitty Hawk Road
A key route toward JBSA–Randolph and Universal City, with heavy traffic at commute times.
I-10 & I-35
Nearby freight corridors where 18-wheeler traffic creates serious crash risks.
Serving Converse & Nearby Communities
Marco Crawford Law represents injured workers and families in Converse and throughout Bexar County. Our office on the IH-10 West frontage road near the Medical Center is a short drive away, and we can also meet by phone, by video or at your home.
What to Do After a Crash in Converse
The first few days after an injury matter. Here's what to do to protect your health and your claim.
- 1Get safe and call 911Crashes inside city limits are usually handled by the Converse Police Department. Nearby areas may be handled by SAPD or the Bexar County Sheriff's Office. Ask for the crash report number before you leave.
- 2Get medical care right awayFor serious injuries, San Antonio's Level I trauma centers are University Hospital and Brooke Army Medical Center. Some injuries don't show up for days, so get checked even if you feel okay.
- 3Document everythingPhotos of the vehicles, the scene and your injuries, plus names and numbers of any witnesses.
- 4Don't give the insurer a statementTheir adjuster works for them, not you. Call us first.
- 5Know where your case goesInjury cases from Converse are typically filed in Bexar County, at the courthouse in downtown San Antonio.
Converse Personal Injury FAQ
I'm in the military or a military spouse. Can you still help me?
Yes. Serving your country doesn't change your right to recover when someone else's carelessness hurts you. We'll work around your schedule and keep you updated wherever you are.
I'm stationed at JBSA–Randolph but live in Converse. Where would my case be handled?
Crashes in Converse are usually handled in Bexar County. If the crash happened on base or involved a government vehicle, different rules and deadlines can apply, so call as soon as possible.
I was hurt at a warehouse job near Converse. Can I do more than file workers' comp?
It depends on whether your employer carries workers' compensation and whether another company, like a staffing agency or equipment maker, played a role. A free case review can sort that out.
How long do I have to file an injury claim in Texas?
For most Texas personal injury cases, the deadline is two years from the date of the injury. Some claims, especially against a city or government entity, have much shorter notice deadlines. The sooner you call, the more we can do.