Why Choose The Law Offices of Jason T. Mackey?

Because we believe in what we do and what we do makes a difference in the lives of our clients and in the world in general.

We are concerned for our client's well being -- this is why we have chosen to work for plaintiffs (the injured parties) and plaintiffs only. We don't and never have represented insurance companies or corporations. We only represent people who have been injured or taken advantage of by insurance companies or both. We are concerned that our clients receive the medical care they deserve and recover physically from their injuries, as well as recover emotionally and economically. We care enough to tell our clients the truth about what we can and cannot do to help them. We care enough to devote ourselves fully to each client's case. We know the law and know how to use it for our clients' best interests.

We know how to convince a claims adjuster about the benefits to the insurance company of the settlement we propose. We obtain meaningful monetary recoveries for our clients, with a minimum of wasted time and effort, taking the burden from our clients and placing it on ourselves.

Our Offices - Business Hours, Location, Emergency Numbers

Our offices are located just north of Dallas at 5646 Milton Street in Suite 550.  For a map and directions to our office provided by Yahoo! Maps, click here.

Our normal business hours are from 9:00 pm to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday, but accidents can happen at anytime.  That's why you can call our toll-free number 24 hours a day, seven days a week to speak to us and we'll get on your case right away.  Call us at 866-739-9595 or locally at 214-739-9595 for immediate assistance.

Our Philosophy

There was a time when insurance company slogans such as "your in good hands" or "like a good neighbor" actually meant something, but not anymore. The truth is, insurance companies make it as difficult as possible for injured persons to receive fair and reasonable compensation for injuries that are clearly the result of someone else's negligence.

Meanwhile, powerful physician groups, insurance company lobbyists, auto manufacturers, large corporations and millionaire corporate executives are giving millions and millions of dollars to politicians with one goal in mind. They want laws changed across the country to prevent or limit seriously injured persons from obtaining just compensation when their negligence, willful actions or cost-cutting decisions cause some innocent person's injury or death