A trial-focused personal injury law firm founded in 2010, with offices in Carrollton (Dallas), Los Angeles, Irvine and Chicago. Our attorneys litigate their own cases on a contingency fee and take your call 24/7. You pay no attorney fee unless we recover compensation for you.*
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GoSuits started in Texas in 2010. We opened in California in 2024 and Chicago in 2025, and we take fewer cases so each client gets an attorney's full attention. See our firm timeline.
Injuries do not wait for office hours. Call any hour and an attorney will take your call, explain your options and tell you honestly whether we can help. We speak English, Spanish, Farsi, Arabic, Portuguese, Korean, Hindi, Tagalog, Urdu and Armenian.
We do not sign a case and hand it to another firm. Our attorneys litigate the cases we accept, and other law firms sometimes bring us in to litigate theirs.
Years of litigating thousands of cases taught us what to look for in depositions and at trial. We build every case to be tried, from the first week.
We keep our caseload low and focus on serious injuries. There are no case managers: your attorney manages your case, prepares you for deposition and prepares it for trial.
We hire the right experts as needed, including investigators who go out and inspect premises and trucking scenes, to build a stronger and more valuable case.
Our proprietary software uses secure AI to process cases faster, so records, deadlines and updates move quickly and you always know where your case stands.
Our contract has no built-in administrative or "ghost" fees. We explain the contingency fee before you sign.*
We speak Spanish, Farsi, Arabic, Portuguese, Korean, Hindi, Tagalog, Urdu and Armenian, and we are available 24/7 to take calls.
Before litigation, our office helps with your car accident property damage claim as a complimentary thank-you for trusting us with your injury claim.
A technology background and a business owner from grocery stores to automation companies, which helps him dig into a defendant's structure, operations and failed policies. Active in the community and the legal community.
An extensive construction background that helps him understand construction and premises defects and shape litigation strategy, including many seven-figure results.
Licensed to practice law in multiple countries, she brings a different perspective on how the law applies to your case.
With our associates and long-tenured staff, who receive annual training, they form a team built for serious injury litigation. See all attorneys and bar numbers.
Selection to The Best Lawyers in America® is based on a peer-review survey. Awards are listed by the issuing organization's own designation. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
We take fewer cases so we can build each one the way it will be tried. Here is how we approach the cases our attorneys handle most, what makes each one hard, and the experts and evidence we bring in. If your situation is not listed, call us. We will tell you honestly whether we can help.
We have handled many seven-figure premises liability and construction accident cases. These cases are won or lost on a few questions: who controlled the property or the job site, what they knew or should have known about the danger, and whether they failed to fix it or warn people. The answers sit in maintenance records, inspection logs, incident reports, contracts, safety plans and surveillance video, much of which disappears quickly if nobody asks for it.
We send experts to inspect and investigate the scene early, before conditions change. In construction cases, Mr. Hashemi's extensive construction background helps us understand how the work should have been done, spot the defect or the missing safeguard, and decide how to approach the litigation.
A truck crash is rarely just a driver mistake. The trucking company's hiring, training, scheduling, maintenance and safety policies often decide the case. Mr. Chalaki's background owning and running businesses, from grocery stores to automation companies, helps us understand how a company is supposed to operate and where it failed, so we can dig into those policies instead of stopping at the driver.
We have experts ready to go to the scene and examine the vehicles, and we have handled collisions involving trucks carrying hazardous chemicals that caused severe burns. These injuries involve long medical treatment, and the evidence needs to be preserved quickly.
We have handled many wrongful death cases involving complex product liability, premises and truck accident claims. We get involved with the family, get to know them, get to know the person they lost, and understand how the loss affects them. That understanding shapes how the case is presented, and it is part of how we treat families.
We also hire professional experts to investigate what happened and to show gross negligence where the facts support it. These cases usually involve more than one responsible party, and finding every one of them takes careful investigation from the start.
We have handled many traumatic brain injury cases involving permanent memory loss, vision loss, double vision and physical impairment. These injuries are often hard to see. Imaging such as an MRI or CT scan does not always capture how a person's thinking, memory, vision and daily life have changed, and insurers use that gap to dispute the claim.
To close that gap, we use neuropsychological evaluations and studies such as handwriting analysis, and we interview family members who see the changes every day. Together, this gives us an in-depth understanding of what brain scans will not show, and it gives the case evidence that supports a lifetime of future care.
When a drunk driver was served at a bar or restaurant, we look beyond the driver. We order security footage, hire private investigators and do a deep dive into how the establishment operated, to hold the driver, the bar and the bartenders accountable for reckless conduct. Dram shop rules differ significantly among Texas, California and Illinois, so the first step is understanding which law applies and what must be proven.
Many of our dog cases are attacks without a bite. For example, a delivery worker can be attacked by a loose dog at a property where no one warned that a dog was there. The injuries from the fall, the fright and the attempt to get away can be serious, and the property owner's responsibility depends on what they knew and what warning they gave.
In Texas, most private employers can choose not to carry workers' compensation insurance. We handle cases where a person was hurt, the employer failed to provide a safe work environment, and the employer did not buy workers' compensation coverage. In these cases, an injured worker can pursue the employer in court, and the employer loses several standard defenses. These claims are different from ordinary workers' compensation claims, and we handle them as injury lawsuits.
We have handled municipal bus injury cases, a school bus driver texting while driving, and private bus companies that failed to maintain their vehicles, with multiple deaths. We also handle cases where a driver crashes into a store, including a recent case in Coppell, Texas. Claims against public entities can carry much shorter notice deadlines than ordinary lawsuits, in some cases a matter of months, so do not wait. You can check your deadlines with our legal deadline calculator.
We also handle car, motorcycle, rideshare (Uber, Lyft, Waymo), product liability and pedestrian cases. See real examples on our prior cases page.
Every case is different. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
You pay nothing up front for our legal services, and we are paid only if we recover compensation for you through a settlement or verdict. We explain the fee in detail before you hire us, and our contract has no hidden administrative fees.*
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Our attorneys are involved in the community and the legal community, and we show up for the people we serve.
GoSuits is a personal injury trial law firm founded in 2010. We have offices in Carrollton (Dallas), Texas; Los Angeles and Irvine, California; and Chicago, Illinois, and our attorneys litigate the cases we accept.
Our Texas practice began in 2010 with the Carrollton (Dallas) office. We opened our California offices in Los Angeles and Irvine in 2024 and our Chicago, Illinois office in 2025.
Nothing up front. We work on contingency, so you owe no attorney fee unless we recover compensation for you. Medical bills and other case expenses may still be owed, and we explain the fee agreement before you sign. Our contract has no hidden administrative fees.
We litigate our own cases. We do not sign a case and hand it to another firm, and other law firms sometimes bring us in to litigate their cases.
An attorney. We do not use case managers: your attorney manages your case, prepares you for deposition and prepares the case for trial, supported by long-tenured staff who receive annual training.
Yes. We hire experts as needed, including investigators who inspect premises and trucking scenes, to increase the value of your case.
We speak English, Spanish, Farsi, Arabic, Portuguese, Korean, Hindi, Tagalog, Urdu and Armenian.
Yes. Call (844) 467-8487 at any hour. Our attorneys provide direct mobile numbers and take calls personally.
Yes. Before litigation, our office assists with car accident property damage claims as a complimentary service for clients who hire us for their bodily injury claim.
We would rather let our work speak for itself. Read what clients say about working with GoSuits.
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