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Selma Personal Injury Lawyer
Serving Selma, TX from our San Antonio office
Selma is a small city with a big interchange: it sits where I-35 meets Loop 1604 on San Antonio's northeast side. Retail centers, Retama Park and a steady stream of commuters and 18-wheelers keep its roads busy all day, and serious crashes here often involve high speeds and heavy trucks.
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Life and Work in Selma
Selma is one of the smaller cities in the San Antonio area by population, but it plays an outsized role in the region's traffic. Its city limits stretch across three counties, and its location at I-35 and Loop 1604 made it a natural home for big-box retail, hotels, restaurants and Retama Park.
Most people who drive through Selma don't live there: they're commuters heading to San Antonio, shoppers from nearby suburbs and truckers on the I-35 freight corridor. That constant through-traffic makes highway and frontage road crashes the most common serious accidents here.
ZIP codes we serve include 78154
Common Injury Cases in Selma
Interchange collisions
High-speed crashes where I-35 and Loop 1604 meet.
Retail and frontage road crashes
Collisions at shopping center entrances and busy access roads.
Hotel and retail worker injuries
Workplace injuries at hotels, restaurants and big-box stores.
Fighting for Injured Workers & Families in Selma
In Selma, we see 18-wheeler and commuter crashes at the I-35 and Loop 1604 interchange, collisions at busy retail entrances, and work zone accidents.
Where Serious Crashes Happen Around Selma
I-35 and Loop 1604 interchange
One of the busiest interchanges in the region, with fast merges and heavy truck traffic.
I-35 frontage roads
Busy access roads lined with shopping centers, hotels and restaurants.
Lookout Road and Retama Parkway
Local routes with commuter and event traffic.
Serving Selma & Nearby Communities
Marco Crawford Law represents injured workers and families in Selma and throughout Bexar, Comal and Guadalupe counties. Our office on the IH-10 West frontage road near the Medical Center serves clients across the region, and we can also meet by phone, by video or at your home.
What to Do After a Crash in Selma
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 Selma Police Department. Crashes on the highway may be handled by DPS. 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 goesSelma spans parts of Bexar, Comal and Guadalupe counties, so where a case is filed depends on where the crash happened. We handle cases in all three.
Selma Personal Injury FAQ
I was hit by an 18-wheeler near the Selma interchange. What should I do first?
Get medical care, get the crash report number and write down the trucking company's name and USDOT number if you can. Then call a lawyer quickly, because key truck evidence can be lost.
Selma is in three counties. Which one would my case be in?
It usually depends on where the crash or injury happened and where the at-fault party is located. We handle cases in Bexar, Comal and Guadalupe counties.
I was hurt in a shopping center parking lot in Selma. Who is responsible?
It could be another driver, the property owner or a business, depending on what happened. Photos of the scene and any security video can be important.
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.