Wood 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 Wood County 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 Wood County accident 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 Tyler injury lawyer Earl Drott has developed considerable expertise in a broad range of personal injury case types. Injury victims in need of a Tyler injury lawyer should contact us today.

Wood County, Texas, is located in East Texas with a 2000 Census population of 36,752 residents. Its county seat is Quitman. It is bordered on the east by Upshur County, on the south by Smith County, on the southwest by Van Zandt County, on the west by Rains County, on the north by Hopkins County, on the northeast by Franklin County, and on the northeast by Camp County. Wood County includes the Little Sandy National Wildlife Refuge and Lake Fork. Lake Fork provides recreational opportunities for its residents and has become known as one of the top bass fishing lakes in the United States. Lake Fork produced the current state record large–mouth bass which weighed 18.18 pounds and has produced 37 of the 50 largest large–mouth bass caught in Texas. The county includes 14,583 households with a median household income of $32,885.00. Wood County is one of a limited number of entirely dry counties in Texas.

The main travel route from Wood County to Tyler is along U.S. Highway 69. Proceed south on Highway 69. After entering Smith County travel through Lindale and on into Tyler until U.S. Highway 69 intersects with Loop 323. Turn right onto Loop 323 and proceed around Loop 323 to the southeast corner of Loop 323 where it intersects with State Highway 110 South. Turn left and proceed to the intersection of State Highway 110 South and Golden Road. Earl Drott Law is located on the fourth floor of the Bank of America building at the intersection.