Personal Injury Representation For Shreveport, Bossier and Northwest Louisiana
Last updated on March 4, 2026
When you have been injured by the negligence of others, that person or entity may be liable for your losses and suffering. The Law Office of Alan Stegall has proudly and vigorously represented the injured for more than 20 years in Shreveport, Bossier City and the surrounding communities of Louisiana and Texas.
I am attorney Alan Stegall. I personally handle your personal injury case, and I am committed to maximizing your compensation through diligent legwork and skilled lawyering. Please reach out for a free consultation to discuss what happened to you and how I can help you get justice.
An Advocate For The Injured For More Than 20 Years
I have helped hundreds of clients secure compensation for a wide range of personal injury and wrongful death cases, including:
- Car, truck and motorcycle wrecks: I fight for victims of collisions on high-traffic routes like I-20, I-49, Youree Drive and the Texas Street Bridge (Long-Allen Bridge) to ensure insurance companies pay what is fair.
- Serious dog bites: I help families hold negligent pet owners accountable to cover medical bills and the emotional trauma caused by a dangerous animal attack.
- Slip-and-falls and premises liability: I hold business owners responsible when they fail to fix hazards like wet floors or broken stairs that cause you to trip and fall.
- Nursing home neglect and abuse: I protect our most vulnerable seniors by investigating facilities that allow bedsores, falls or medication errors to occur under their care.
- Dangerous and defective products: I take on manufacturers who put the public at risk by selling faulty equipment or products that cause serious injury during normal use.
In a personal injury accident, the lawyer’s role is to (a) identify the liable party or parties, (b) establish the negligence or willful act that caused injury and (c) calculate the monetary damages. Those damages may include medical bills, lost wages, loss of future earning capacity, future medical care, permanent disability or disfigurement, and compensation for pain and suffering, emotional distress or loss of enjoyment of life.
The More Serious Your Injuries, The More You Need A Real Trial Lawyer
I welcome cases big and small, but I have had great results in cases of serious and catastrophic personal injury, such as traumatic brain injuries, loss of limb, spinal injuries resulting in paralyzation, multiple broken bones, and ultimately fatal injuries resulting in lawsuits for wrongful death. At my law office at 212 Texas Street, just a 4‑minute walk from the Caddo Parish Courthouse, I offer the advantage of real trial experience. I have stood before juries and judges, fighting for clients in complex cases and I bring that courtroom skill to every matter I handle.
I have been named to The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 list and recognized every year since 2010 by SB Magazine as a Top Lawyer in the Shreveport-Bossier area in the area of personal injury and wrongful death. The insurance companies and defense firms know that I thoroughly investigate and prepare my cases and that I will go to trial if they will not negotiate a fair settlement that covers the losses.
Answers To Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Injury Law
Below, I answer some common questions that clients have about vehicle accidents and personal injury matters.
How much does it cost to hire a personal injury lawyer?
It should not cost you anything out of pocket. Most injury attorneys offer a free initial consultation and work on a contingency fee – if you don’t get paid, the attorneys don’t get paid. The fee is a fixed percentage of your recovery, depending on whether your case is settled out of court or has to be litigated.
What damages can I get in a personal injury lawsuit?
You are entitled to seek both economic and noneconomic damages. Economic damages are medical bills, lost wages, loss of future earnings, and anticipated medical expenses, plus the property damage to your vehicle. Noneconomic damages refers to pain and suffering, emotional distress, loss of enjoyment, and compensation for disfigurement or a permanent impairment.
How do I get an official report for my injury?
To get an official injury report in Shreveport, contact the agency that handled your case. Police reports are available from Shreveport PD at 1234 Texas Avenue, the Caddo Parish Sheriff at 501 Texas Street, for accidents outside city limits or online from Louisiana State Police for crashes on I‑20 or I‑49. Medical records can be requested through hospital patient portals like MyChart or by contacting your doctor.
What is a wrongful death?
A wrongful death action is a civil lawsuit that alleges that another person or entity caused or contributed to a fatal accident. The wrongful act could be carelessness or negligence (like texting while driving or allowing a powerful dog to roam free), or it could be reckless or intentional behavior like driving drunk or assaulting someone.
Contact An Experienced Shreveport Personal Injury Attorney Today For A Free Consultation
It’s important that you feel comfortable that your attorney genuinely cares about you and getting a good result. You will work directly with me from start to finish. Give me a call today at 318-386-4371 or contact me online. You will pay no attorney fees unless I recover compensation.