When a business blocks your access, it’s not an inconvenience—it’s a civil rights violation.

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Save the Proof Before It’s Erased

Stores, apartments, and businesses don’t keep proof forever. Security video auto-deletes, “wet floor” signs disappear, broken ramps get repaired, and managers forget what they wrote in an incident log. The longer you wait, the easier it is for a property owner to say “we never knew” or “nothing happened here.” From the moment you call, we move to lock down evidence: we send legal preservation letters, request surveillance footage and incident reports, collect photos, witness names, and code-violation records. You focus on recovery—we’ll freeze the timeline before your ADA injury is wiped away.

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Video & Incident Reports

Most businesses automatically erase security camera footage within 7–30 days. The same window often applies to internal “incident reports” and digital logs. If we act quickly, we can demand that this evidence be preserved before it is overwritten or “lost.” Our team sends formal preservation notices, requests CCTV and body-cam video, pulls 911 and paramedic records, and secures copies of any reports you were asked to sign. This early paper trail can make the difference between “your word against theirs” and a documented ADA violation.

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Texas Deadline to File an ADA Injury Case

In Texas, most ADA-related injury claims follow the two-year statute of limitations used for personal injury cases. That means if you wait longer than two years from the date of the incident, a court may refuse to hear your case—no matter how serious your injuries are. We don’t just watch the calendar; we build your case while time is still on your side: gathering medical records, documenting ongoing barriers, consulting accessibility experts, and negotiating with insurers and property owners. We’re the local team Texans with disabilities trust to navigate these deadlines with clarity, care, and urgency.

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Corpus Christi ADA Injury Representation: Protecting Texans With Disabilities When Places Aren’t Accessible

When a doorway is too narrow, a ramp is missing, or a store ignores basic safety and accessibility rules, the damage goes far beyond a bruise or a broken bone. Your independence, your dignity, and your daily routine can change in a single moment—and you deserve a lawyer who understands that behind every “fall” or “incident report” is a person who was simply trying to live their life in peace.

At our Corpus Christi law firm, we don’t just “handle claims.” We stand up for disabled Texans and family members with mobility, vision, hearing, or chronic health conditions who were hurt because someone chose convenience over compliance.

Why the Lawyer You Choose Matters Even More After an ADA Injury

Every call we receive starts with the same feeling: “This shouldn’t have happened.” A wheelchair user forced into the street because a ramp is blocked. A shopper with a cane who falls on a steep, uneven curb. A parent whose disabled child is hurt because an apartment pool gate doesn’t latch. These aren’t case numbers—they’re neighbors whose trust was broken.

Our Commitment to People Living With Disabilities

♿ Client-First, Person-First Advocacy – We don’t define you by your diagnosis or your injury. We listen to how this event changed your day-to-day life—getting to work, showering safely, caring for your children—and we build the case around what you’ve truly lost.

📚 Deep Knowledge of ADA & Texas Accessibility Law – We know how to turn “that felt unsafe” into specific code violations, building standards, and ADA requirements that judges and juries respect.

🏠 Local Roots, Real Understanding – As Corpus Christi attorneys, we know the stores, complexes, clinics, and public spaces where access problems repeat. We understand how South Texas culture, families, and juries view respect for elders and people with disabilities.

🛡️ Full-Scope Protection – We handle the insurance calls, preservation of video, and communication with property managers so you don’t have to keep reliving what happened. Our goal is simple: protect your rights while you focus on healing and regaining control.

Focused Representation for ADA-Related Injuries

Not every injury lawyer understands the lived reality of disability or the details of accessibility law. ADA cases often involve hidden hazards, years of non-compliance, and companies who say “we’ll fix it later” after someone gets hurt. We connect the dots between what you experienced and the legal duties they ignored.

Our Core Practice Areas Include:

🏢 Unsafe Businesses & Stores – Injuries from missing ramps, slippery or sloped entrances, blocked accessible parking, heavy doors, or poorly designed restrooms in retail and office spaces.

🏘️ Apartments & Housing – Falls and injuries in complexes that fail to provide safe walkways, handrails, lighting, or accessible routes to mailboxes, laundry areas, pools, and parking.

🏥 Medical & Rehab Facilities – Incidents in hospitals, clinics, and therapy centers that should know better—unsecured transfer areas, cluttered hallways, or unsafe equipment use with mobility-impaired patients.

🚌 Transportation & Ride Services – Harms caused when drivers refuse to deploy lifts, secure wheelchairs, or allow adequate time to board and exit.

🎓 Schools, Public Venues & Government Buildings – Barriers and hazards in spaces that are legally required to be accessible to all members of the community.

Each case needs a different lens. A fall on a “temporary” ramp at a neighborhood store is not the same as repeated complaints ignored by a large apartment complex. We tailor our investigation, experts, and strategy to show not just that you were hurt—but that your access rights were violated.

Local Insight, Serious Resources

You deserve more than a TV lawyer who doesn’t understand disability or the Gulf Coast community. Our Corpus Christi roots go back decades; we know how local businesses operate, how code enforcement works, and which patterns show long-term neglect instead of a “one-time accident.”

At the same time, we have the resources to bring in accessibility experts, life-care planners, and economists when needed. That blend of hometown understanding and high-level support means you get both compassion and serious legal firepower.

What Sets Our ADA Injury Team Apart:

Rapid Evidence Preservation – We send legal notices to preserve surveillance video, maintenance logs, and repair records before they “disappear.”
Accessibility-Focused Experts – We work with architects, code specialists, and medical providers who can explain exactly how a barrier violated standards and caused your injury.
Bilingual Support for You and Your Family – Our team communicates in clear English or Spanish so everyone in the household understands what’s happening.
No Upfront Fees, Ever – We work on a contingency fee. You do not pay us unless we recover money for you.

Beyond the Settlement: Protecting Your Dignity and Future

Hiring a lawyer after an ADA injury should feel like gaining an ally, not another system to fight. From the first call through the final check, we keep you informed, answer your questions honestly, and tell you what we’re doing and why.

Our clients receive:

Regular updates on inspections, negotiations, and next steps
Direct access to your attorney—not just a rotating staff of strangers
Plain-language explanations of your options, including when it makes sense to settle or keep fighting
Firm, respectful pressure on insurers and property owners who try to downplay your injuries or blame your disability

Your safety, independence, and peace of mind are our mission. While you focus on medical care, home adjustments, and getting back to the life you choose, we handle the legal fight with the people who should have kept you safe in the first place.

Ready to Talk About What Happened?

You do not have to accept “That’s just how it is” when a business or landlord ignores accessibility and you pay the price. Every month you wait gives them more time to fix the problem and deny responsibility.

Take back control today. Contact our Corpus Christi ADA injury team for a confidential case review. We’ll listen to your story, explain your rights, and outline a clear path toward accountability and compensation.

Because justice isn’t only about money—it’s about making sure your disability is never used as an excuse to treat you as less than fully human.

Every barrier that fails is a choice—yours deserves to be taken seriously.

ADA & Disability Injury Lawyers Who Turn Barriers Into Accountability

Life with a disability already demands extra planning, extra energy, and extra courage. When a business ignores the ADA, removes a handrail, blocks a ramp, or refuses a simple accommodation, it doesn’t cause a “minor inconvenience”—it can mean a fall, a hospitalization, a lost job, or losing the fragile independence you fought so hard to build.

At our Corpus Christi firm, we represent people with mobility, vision, hearing, neurological, and chronic health conditions who were hurt because someone decided that accessibility was optional. We don’t see you as “high risk” or “already injured.” We see a person whose world was made smaller by a choice that never should have been made.

Instead of treating your case like a routine slip-and-fall, we dig into the systems behind it: broken policies, ignored inspections, missing grab bars, unmarked hazards, and repeated complaints that went nowhere. We measure results not just by a dollar amount, but by what that outcome can restore—access, dignity, and the freedom to move through your life without being pushed to the margins again.

If you or a loved one with a disability was hurt because a property owner, landlord, employer, or business refused to follow accessibility rules, you are not asking for a favor. You are enforcing the law. Let us help you turn “they should have known better” into accountability that actually changes something.

0+ Million Americans Live With a Disability

Nearly 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. lives with some form of disability—mobility, vision, hearing, cognition, or self-care. Bureau of Justice Statistics
That means broken ramps, blocked parking spaces, unsafe sidewalks, and inaccessible buildings aren’t “minor inconveniences”—they’re daily hazards for millions. When a fall, collision, or barrier injures you, it isn’t bad luck. It’s a failure to follow the ADA. Our job is to take that pattern of neglect and turn it into a clear, enforceable legal claim that protects you and the next disabled person who comes through that door.

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National studies show that people with disabilities are more than 2.5 times as likely to suffer violent victimization—including assaults and other serious harms—compared to those without disabilities. The SAFE Alliance
In real life, that looks like caregivers who cross lines, staff who ignore calls for help, and businesses that treat accessible safety as optional. When something “feels off” and you’re hurt, you’re not being dramatic—you’re statistically at higher risk. We treat those warnings seriously, investigate deeply, and build cases that expose patterns of mistreatment, not just isolated events.

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Research shows that more than half of disabled victims never report what was done to them or seek formal help. Disability Justice
People stay quiet out of fear of losing housing, benefits, transportation, or the caregiver they rely on. Many have been told for years, “Just be grateful” or “No one will believe you.” Our firm was built to be the opposite of that message. We create a private, judgment-free space where you can talk through what happened at your own pace, in plain language, and decide—with us, not for us—what justice should look like for you.

Every voice matters—your story deserves to be heard.

ADA Injury Testimonials | Real Stories from Disabled Texans

When someone already living with a disability is hurt because a ramp was missing, a lift failed, or a caregiver stopped caring, their words carry a different kind of weight. It’s not just another “accident”—it’s a reminder that the world still wasn’t built with them in mind. Our clients often tell us the most important part of their case wasn’t the check; it was finally having someone listen, believe them, and say out loud, “What happened to you was not okay.” That’s why we share stories from people we’ve helped—not as marketing, but as proof that dignity and results can live in the same case. Every review is a small victory against the idea that disabled Texans should “just live with it.” These are parents in wheelchairs who can shop safely again, elders who no longer fear reporting neglect, workers with mobility or vision issues who were given a real chance to rebuild. Their voices remind us: you’re not asking for special treatment—you’re asking for basic respect, safety, and a law firm that refuses to let your story be ignored.

That’s why we share reviews and testimonials: not as marketing, but as proof that compassion and results can exist together. Each story is a reminder that justice isn’t about numbers—it’s about people who trusted us during the hardest chapter of their lives, and walked away knowing they weren’t alone.

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Roger Moreno
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Thank you Raub law firm. From the moment I walked in I was treated like family. All questions & concerns I had were handled amazingly. Never did I have to worry about any repairs to my vehicle after my accident they handled everything quickly.

Mr Raub ensured me to not worry about anything from day 1 & he would get me the best possible outcome & sure did deliver. Thank you again for all your hard work on my case. I will definitely be referring my family & friends if they ever need a professional attorney.
Jeff Bray
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My family and I have dealt with other law firms in the city and no matter what their commercials said , they put you first etc, the experiences have been unsatisfactory. The Raub law firm is different.From the minute he came to my home till he handed me my settlement Mr. Raub and his associates far exceeded my expectations. I hope I never need a lawyer again but if I do it will be the Raub law firm.
Whitney Mikulencak
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After getting injured in a complicated accident. Not sure of what to do we called Raub law Firm. They took care of us every step of the way. They made sure we understood the whole process from start to finish. Super please with the outcome of everything. Definitely recommending them to my friends and family.

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One call can start more than a case—it can start getting your life back. Our Corpus Christi ADA injury team helps people living with disabilities when ramps, doors, walkways, or caregivers fail to meet basic safety standards. We step in to protect your rights, document every barrier you’ve faced, and fight for the medical care, access, and compensation you and your family truly deserve.

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Frequently Asked Questions

12 Uncommonly Asked Difficult Questions in Texas Personal Injury Law

If I was already disabled before the accident, do I still have a case?

Yes. The law doesn’t penalize you for living with a disability. The question isn’t “Were you already disabled?”—it’s “Did this unsafe condition or ADA violation make things worse?” If a fall, collision, or barrier increased your pain, reduced your mobility, or took away independence you did have, you may have a valid claim. We focus on the change in your life, not the label on your medical chart.

How do you prove that the hazard—not my disability—caused the injury?

Insurance companies love to argue, “They would have fallen anyway.” We respond with evidence: measurements of slopes and step heights, photos and videos of the barrier, expert opinions on ADA design, and your medical records showing your baseline before the incident. When the environment breaks the rules, we show that the unsafe design set you up to get hurt, regardless of your diagnosis.

Can a business be liable even if they have ramps, grab bars, or “accessible” parking?

Absolutely. “Accessible” on paper isn’t always accessible in real life. Ramps that are too steep, grab bars placed in the wrong spot, parking spaces without clear access aisles, or bathrooms used as storage can all violate safety and ADA standards. A business doesn’t get credit just for installing equipment—they’re responsible for making it safe, usable, and maintained.

What if I was hurt in my own accessible apartment, nursing home, or group home?

Those places have a legal duty to keep common areas reasonably safe and accessible for residents who rely on them. Loose thresholds, broken elevators, blocked hallways, or staff refusing to assist with transfers can all create liability. These cases are often sensitive, because the people who failed you also control your housing or care. Part of our job is to protect your rights without putting your basic needs at risk.

Does an ADA violation automatically mean I get money damages?

Not by itself. The ADA is partly about fixing barriers—ramps, doors, restrooms, policies. A personal injury claim adds another layer: you were hurt because of that barrier or policy. We combine both: use ADA violations to show negligence, and then prove how that negligence caused your fall, surgery, pain, or loss of independence. That’s how we pursue compensation, not just a promise to “do better next time.”

Are deadlines different if I was hurt on city property, a bus, or other government location?

Yes, and they can be brutally short. Claims against cities, counties, or transit agencies often require a formal written notice within a few months—sometimes long before the normal injury lawsuit deadline. If your injury involved a public sidewalk, bus lift, courthouse ramp, or city building, we treat it as urgent, because missing those early notice dates can close the door on your claim.

I signed a waiver at the facility. Does that mean I have no case?

Not necessarily. Waivers are often written to scare people away, not to accurately describe your rights. Texas law does not allow a business to completely escape responsibility for gross negligence or certain unsafe conditions just because you signed a piece of paper. We review any waiver you signed and look at what really happened, not just what their form says.

Can the property owner blame my wheelchair, walker, prosthetic, or service animal?

They may try, but that doesn’t end the case. Mobility devices and service animals are part of your daily life; property owners must anticipate that people will use them and design spaces accordingly. If a ramp is too narrow for a standard wheelchair or a hallway is so tight a walker can’t pass safely, that’s a design problem—not your fault. We push back hard against any attempt to turn your medical needs into their excuse.

What kind of proof should I try to collect right after an ADA-related injury?

If you can safely do so—or have someone help—take photos or video of: the exact spot where you were hurt, any steps, slopes, or gaps, warning signs (or the lack of them), and how your device or chair fits (or doesn’t fit) in the space. Keep the shoes or equipment you were using, and write down names of any witnesses or staff. These details help us freeze the scene in time before it’s repaired, repainted, or forgotten.

How do you put a dollar value on “losing independence,” not just medical bills?

For disabled clients, the biggest harm is rarely just the ER bill. It’s needing more help to bathe, transfer, drive, or leave the house. We work with life-care planners and medical experts to calculate the cost of extra attendants, transportation, equipment, home modifications, and the time your family now spends caregiving. We also tell the story of what you used to do on your own and what has been taken away. That’s how we argue for full, not token, compensation.

I’m afraid my landlord, employer, or facility will retaliate if I speak up. What can I do?

You’re not alone in that fear. There are laws that protect people who assert their rights, and retaliation can sometimes become its own separate legal problem for the wrongdoer. Practically, we can communicate directly with insurers and attorneys, not front-desk staff; we can also discuss options for discreetly documenting issues before filing anything. Your safety and housing come first; we never push you into a step that puts you at immediate risk.

What if my disability makes it hard for me to travel, sit in an office, or communicate?

That’s exactly why firms like ours exist. We routinely handle cases for clients who can’t drive, tolerate long meetings, or leave care facilities. We use secure phone, video, text, and electronic signatures, and when needed, we come to you. Our job is to remove barriers from the legal process, the same way we expect businesses to remove barriers from their buildings.

Timothy D. Raub

Personal Injury Attorney

A personal injury attorney based in Corpus Christi, Texas, with over two decades of experience representing clients in serious accident and wrongful death cases. Known for his aggressive litigation style and client-focused approach, Raub handles a wide range of personal injury matters including car and truck accidents, workplace injuries, and insurance disputes. He is committed to helping injured Texans recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Raub is often praised for his thorough case preparation, courtroom tenacity, and his willingness to take on complex cases that other firms may turn away.

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Every disability-related injury has its own story, and so do the questions that come after it. Our ADA injury resources walk you through what happens when a business, landlord, employer, or public place ignores accessibility and someone gets hurt, starting from the first doctor visit and report all the way to a signed settlement or verdict. Each video is built to give you clear language, real options, and simple steps you and your family can use right now to protect your rights and move forward with confidence.