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"We got everything we asked for and I ended up with a lot more money than I thought I could get. If anyone needs a super lawyer, hire Eric Marye because he is the best.” Carolyn Moreno

“When my wife was killed by an eighteen-wheeler, my family and I hired Eric Marye. Not only was he a great lawyer, but he also became a friend.” Milton Jensen

“I was in a one-car accident on the job and had a head injury so I couldn’t remember what happened. Eric Marye found two witnesses and sued my company. My life would be much different if I hadn’t hired Eric Marye’s firm.” Robby Thomas

“I hit an 18-wheeler that ran a stop sign on a highway in Louisiana. Eric Marye settled my case for almost two million dollars! I am getting a check each month for the rest of my life.” Lusty Harris

“I got hurt on a cotton gin when the rollers on the condenser unit caught my arm and pulled me into the machine. Eric Marye and he worked on my case for about two years. He got my medical bills paid and I am getting a check every month from the insurance company for the rest of my life.” Jerry Alvarado

Texas U.S.A., the "Lone Star State," features a captivating combination of southern and southwestern culture.  Once occupied by Spain, France and Mexico, this western frontier state gained independence in 1836 when Hispanic Tejanos joined forces with American and European immigrants and defeated an invading army.  In 1845, after spending a decade as an independent country, Texas joined America’s  Union. >> Read more about Texas

Galveston, Texas, a lush and alluring barrier reef island on the Gulf of Mexico, is home to 57,247 people, (2000 Census data), and draws more than a million visitors each year. With 32 miles of pristine beaches, this water wonderland provides some of the finest outdoor recreation in the nation. Located just 50 miles south of the dynamic city of Houston, Galveston residents enjoy the close proximity of big-city amenities, while relishing their unique island lifestyle.  >> Read more about Galveston

Houston Texas began its journey into U.S. history when John Kirby Allen and Augustus Chapman Allen purchased 6,642 acres of land along the rugged Buffalo Bayou in 1836.  The City of Houston then incorporated on June 5, 1837, and took its name in honor of Sam Houston, the reigning President of the Republic of Texas.  Houston’s port and railroad industry, along with the discovery of oil in 1901, put this burgeoning city on the fast track to success. >> Read more about Houston