TEXAS

Texas personal injury verdicts

Verdict benchmarks across Texas — organized by county, case type, and the legal rules that actually decide recovery in this state.

Comparative negligence

Modified comparative negligence (51% rule). Plaintiff barred from recovery if more than 50% at fault.

Damages caps

Medical malpractice non-economic damages capped at $250,000 against individual physicians, $250,000 per institution, and $750,000 total. No caps on ordinary negligence cases (auto, premises, product liability).

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Harris County

Harris County District Courts (Houston)

Harris County (Houston) is Texas's highest-volume civil court. Despite state-level tort reform capping med-mal non-economic damages, Harris juries return substantial verdicts in clear-liability auto, commercial trucking, and premises cases. The docket moves faster than most large-county courts.

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Dallas County

Dallas County District Courts

Dallas County is Texas's second-largest civil court system. Jury tendencies trend more moderate than Harris; commercial trucking, premises, and medical malpractice cases are common. Same tort reform constraints apply as statewide.

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