If getting to Dallas is straightforward for you, start with Kraft & Associates, and use that first call to ask who would actually handle your matter and how updates are shared.
- Out of Dallas, Kraft & Associates advertises the personal injury services already covered in the Fast Facts rows
- National Trial Law (Whitehurst, Harkness, Brees, Cheng, Alsaffar, Higginbotham & Jacob) handles personal injury matters from Austin, matching the published service list shown alongside
- Nothing in the public record distinguishes the two, so where each office sits and when intake answers is what decides it
On the public record these firms look alike: same market, same listed service areas. That leaves logistics as the real question — which office is easier to reach, and which intake window fits your schedule. Read the Fast Facts side by side, then contact the one that suits you.
Contact National Trial Law (Whitehurst, Harkness, Brees, Cheng, Alsaffar, Higginbotham & Jacob) first if Austin suits you better, then ask the same intake questions about staffing, timelines and communication so you can compare the two answers side by side.
What clients say · side by side
- Reviews frequently cite the legal team's clear communication and helpful guidance.
- Multiple reviews point to the staff's professionalism and responsive client support.
- Several clients mention successful case outcomes and positive results achieved.
- Occasional criticism touches on perceived delays in communication during the process.
- Common criticism centers on clients feeling uninformed about their case status.
- Feedback occasionally notes difficulties reaching specific team members directly.
Based on publicly available reviews analyzed across 5 sources · Last updated August 2026.
AI-generated themes based on patterns in publicly available client reviews. Not direct quotes. Always read individual reviews before deciding.
- A recurring theme in feedback is the highly effective communication from the legal team.
- What stands out in reviews is the deep knowledge and experience of the attorneys.
- Reviewers repeatedly note the successful outcomes achieved on their behalf.
- Occasional criticism touches on perceived delays in case progression.
- Common criticism centers on difficulties reaching specific legal contacts.
- Feedback occasionally notes dissatisfaction with aspects of the fee structure.
Based on publicly available reviews analyzed across 3 sources · Last updated August 2026.
AI-generated themes based on patterns in publicly available client reviews. Not direct quotes. Always read individual reviews before deciding.
| Kraft | National Trial Law | |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 1971 | 1956 |
| Attorneys | 8 | 12 |
| Offices | 1 | 1 |
| Primary office | Dallas | Austin |
| Cities served | Dallas | Austin |
| Languages | English, Spanish | English, Spanish |
| Free consultation | ||
| Contingency fee | ||
| 24/7 availability | ||
| View Kraft profile | View National Trial Law profile |
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