Jason K. Burress is a skilled personal injury attorney with more than 15 years of legal experience. With the goal of helping injury victims recover justified financial compensation, Jason established his private practice, Burress Law PLLC, in 2008. Located in McKinney, TX, Jason and his team represent clients throughout Texas and the United States. Additional practice areas include: car accidents, product liability, wrongful death & more. To schedule a free consultation with Attorney Burress, visit his website or call 214-726-0016. The firm's staff members are fluent in English and Spanish.

Keith Herbert is a tireless fighter for his clients. He attended NYU undergraduate and received his Juris Doctorate degree from the prestigious Fordham School of Law in New York City. He began his injury law career in South Florida and has been admitted to practice in NY, FL, TX, and CO. With over 30 years of experience, Keith has handled thousands of injury cases with excellent results including an out of court settlement in excess of One Million Dollars.

Paul has a trial practice focused on personal injury cases. He has earned experience in all facets of trial from preliminary hearings through trial and appeal. He has tried cases to verdict in the state and federal courts of Texas and has argued appeals before Texas and federal courts of appeal. Paul started his legal career with the law firm of Worsham, Forsysthe, Sampels & Wooldridge, L.L.P., a venerable Dallas firm started in the 1930s that focused on representation of railroads, utilities, and industrial clients. When Worsham Forsythe merged with Hunton & Williams, L.L.P. in 2002, a 100-year old Virginia-based firm, Paul joined as a litigation partner. Over the next seven years, Hunton & Williams grew to a firm with 1000 lawyers, 150 of which practiced in Dallas. In 2009, Paul left the international firm of Hunton & Williams to start his own firm, Wickes Law, PLLC. He now has the flexibility to represent individual clients and bring his years of experience to help injured victims.