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EAGLE PASS, TX — The esteemed local law firm Knickerbocker Heredia Salinas & Salinas P.C. has distinguished itself with a significant legal achievement in the State of Texas for the year 2023. The firm successfully secured a verdict of $1,251,000.00, ranking it as the 46th highest in the state, according to a recent publication by topvirdict.com.

Case Details and Verdict

The noteworthy verdict was awarded in favor of a client who suffered injuries in a motor vehicle accident. The case was tried in the 365th Judicial District Court in Maverick County, demonstrating the firm’s adept handling of complex litigation matters.

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Firm’s Legacy and Expertise

Knickerbocker, Heredia, Salinas & Salinas has a longstanding history of serving clients across Texas since 1969. Located at 468 Main Street, the firm specializes in various types of personal injury cases, including motor vehicle and oil field accidents, underlining their commitment to providing top-tier legal representation.

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Recognition and Impact

This recognition not only highlights the firm’s capability in securing substantial verdicts but also enhances its reputation in the competitive legal landscape of Texas. The achievement is a testament to the skilled advocacy of attorneys Claudio Heredia, Marco Salinas, and Rolando Salinas, whose expertise and dedication have consistently delivered favorable outcomes for their clients.

As the firm celebrates this achievement, it continues to commit to the highest standards of legal service, advocating vigorously for the rights and interests of those it represents. This verdict is a clear indicator of the firm’s standing as a leader in the legal community, capable of handling high-stakes litigation with exceptional skill and integrity.

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