Hunt County, Texas

Earl Drott is board certified in personal injury trial law and for more than 37 years has handled personal injury and wrongful death claims in Tyler and the surrounding East Texas area. With a philosophy of helping all injured people the firm may find itself working on a car wreck claim involving soft tissue injuries one day and a wrongful death case the next day. As a Hunt County injury attorney Earl Drott has successfully tried a substantial number of personal injury cases to verdict. The vast majority of the firm’s injury cases are referred to the firm by past personal injury clients or area lawyers who choose to trust their personal injury clients to the firm.

While many of the firm’s clients have been involved in 18-wheeler, motorcycle, or auto accidents, with over 37 years of experience as a Hunt County injury lawyer Earl Drott has developed considerable expertise in a broad range of personal injury case types. Injury victims in need of a Hunt County accident lawyer should contact us today.

Hunt County, Texas, is located to the northeast of Dallas County with Greenville as its county seat. Hunt County is bordered on the north by Fannin County, on the northeast by Delta County, on the east by Hopkins County, on the southeast by Rains County, on the south by Van Zandt County, on the south by Kaufman County, on the southwest by Rockwall County, and on the west by Collin County. It is served by numerous major highways including U.S. Interstate Highway 30, U.S. Highway 69, U.S. Highway 380, and State Highways 11, 24, 34, 50, and 66. The county is located in both the Sulphur River and Sabine River drainages. Hunt County is located in the Blackland Prairie region and historically was a large cotton producer. The majority of Lake Tawakoni lies in the southeast corner of Hunt County. At the time of the 2000 census Hunt County had 76,596 people which comprised 28,742 households with a median household income of $ 36,752. The county’s students attend Bland ISD, Boles ISD, Caddo Mills ISD, Campbell ISD, Celeste ISD, Commerce ISD, Community ISD, Cooper ISD, Cumby ISD, Fannindel ISD, Greenville ISD, Leonard ISD, Lone Oak ISD, Quinlan ISD, Royse City ISD, Terrell ISD, Wolfe City ISD and Texas A& M University-Commerce.

U.S. Highway 69 crosses from northwest to southeast through Hunt County providing the best route to Tyler. From the center of Hunt County in Greenville travel in a southeasterly direction along Highway 69 passing through Center Point, Dixon, Lone Oak, Point, Emory, Ginger, Alba, Mineola, Lindale, Thedford, and Swan. At the intersection of Loop 323 in Tyler turn left on Loop 323 and proceed to State Highway 271. Turn right on Highway 271 which changes to Beckham Avenue as it travels through the medical district of Tyler and again to State Highway 110 South. At the intersection of Golden Road and State Highway 110 South Earl Drott Law, is located in the Bank of America building.