Braswell Law · Personal Injury · Est. 2001 24/7 · (210) 409-0000
Mark E. Braswell at his desk in Cannon Oaks Tower, San Antonio
Mark E. BraswellAttorney · Col., U.S. Army (Ret.)

San Antonio · Personal injury

Hurt in a crash? Call the Colonel.

Free consultation. No fee unless we recover money for you. His cell, day or night.

Mark E. Braswell has fought for injured Texans since 2001 and retired from the U.S. Army as a Colonel. Fifteen minutes on the phone tells you where you stand.

Three steps. No pressure.

What happens when you call.

  1. You reach Mark.

    The number is his cell. If he's in court, he calls you back.

  2. He listens, then tells you straight.

    Where you stand, what to say to the insurance adjuster — the person who decides what they pay — and what not to. It's free either way.

  3. You pay nothing up front.

    If Mark recovers money for you, his fee comes out of that. If he doesn't, you owe no fee.

This is called a contingency fee and applies to injury cases. Court costs and case expenses are explained before anything is signed.

After a crash

The first 48 hours decide a lot.

Adjusters move fast because the early days are when claims get smaller. What you do — and don't do — matters.

Call before you call them back
  1. See a doctor, even if you feel fine.

    Adrenaline hides injuries. A medical record from day one is the foundation of the claim.

  2. Get the report number and take photos.

    Vehicles, the scene, the other driver's license and insurance card, and any visible injuries.

  3. Don't let their insurance company record you.

    The other driver's insurer will call. You don't have to talk to them, and their adjuster is trained to get you to say you're fine on tape.

  4. Don't sign anything or take a quick check.

    Early offers are made before anyone knows how badly you're hurt. Once you sign, the claim is closed.

  5. Talk to a lawyer. It's free.

    Fifteen minutes on the phone tells you where you stand and what the claim is actually worth.

Texas deadlines are short. You usually have two years from the crash to file. If a city, county, or state vehicle was involved, you may have only a few months. Call now, not later.

Injury cases

The insurance company already has a lawyer. Their job is to pay you as little as possible. Mark's job is to get you every dollar you're owed.

Medical bills. Lost pay. What the crash took from you. All of it counts, and every case is prepared as if it will go to trial.

  • 01Car accidents

    Rear-end and intersection collisions, uninsured and underinsured drivers — most of the practice.

  • 02Truck & commercial vehicles

    18-wheelers and company vehicles bring corporate insurers and evidence that disappears quickly. Move early.

  • 03Motorcycle, pedestrian & rideshare

    Serious injuries where fault is contested and the other side's adjuster calls first.

  • 04Serious injury & wrongful death

    When a crash changes a family permanently, the claim has to account for the rest of a life.

Also handled by the firm: family law, criminal defense, real estate disputes, probate and guardianship, contracts.

Mark Braswell at the head of the conference table in the firm's office
Conference room, Cannon Oaks Tower

Reviews

What clients say.

Mr. Braswell immediately took the case and handled it from the rental car till the minute I got the check in hand.
Car-accident client · via Avvo
"Excellent personal service. He was always personally there to answer all of my questions — very patient, professional person to work with."
Car-accident client · via Avvo
"Everyone at Mark Braswell's office was extremely friendly and kept me in the loop through the whole process. Would recommend."
Client, March 2025 · via Martindale-Hubbell
Client Champion 2026Martindale-Hubbell, based on client reviews
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Community

Part of San Antonio, not just practicing in it.

Backpack drives, school visits, and backing a hometown champion. If you've seen the black-and-gold tent around town, that was Mark.

Mark Braswell kneeling to hand a Lightning McQueen backpack to a young boy at the Braswell Law tent
Back-to-school backpack drive · Aug 2025
Mark Braswell sitting with a young student who is coloring a back-to-school worksheet
Classroom visit · San Antonio
Boxer Floyd 'Kid Austin' Schofield with his arm around Mark Braswell at the Braswell Law tent
With Floyd "Kid Austin" Schofield · WBA #1 lightweight
A WBA championship belt displayed in an open case on the Braswell Law table
The WBA belt at the Braswell Law tent

Braswell Law is a proud supporter of Floyd "Kid Austin" Schofield — Texas' undefeated lightweight — inside and outside the ring. kidaustin.com (opens in a new tab)

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