Victor Rodriguez II
Attorney
Victor grew up in Houston, Texas and attended Klein High School where he lettered in Wrestling and became Team Captain during his senior season. Inspired by his father, a prominent personal injury attorney, Victor knew at an early age that he wanted to enter into the field of law to help people who have been injured by the negligence of others.
In pursuing his career ambitions, Victor attended Stephen F. Austin State University. In 2006, he graduated with a B.A. in Political Science with a Pre-Law focus. During college, Victor clerked for attorney Travis Clardy, who is now a State Representative (District 11). Victor later graduated from Texas Tech University School of Law in 2009. In law school, Victor clerked for the Honorable Chief Justice Brian Quinn of the Seventh Court of Appeals in Amarillo, Texas.
Before joining Witherite Law Group in July 2015, Victor practiced personal injury law in Lubbock, Texas with a well-respected plaintiff’s personal injury firm.
Victor is licensed to practice law in Texas and New Mexico state courts. Victor is also licensed to practice law in U.S. federal district court (Northern District of Texas). He is admitted to the State Bars of Texas and New Mexico.
In 2014, Victor received the Bob Black Bar Leaders Award from the Texas Tech University School of Law Alumni Association.
Top Settlements and Verdicts
Client was driving southbound on US 75 near Spring Valley in Dallas, Texas when a box truck driver failed to control his speed and rear-ended her vehicle. The Defendant claimed he was not negligent because a car head of him moved out of the way at the last minute, which did not allow the Defendant enough time and notice to prevent the wreck. The Plaintiff sustained injuries to her neck and back, which required multiple spinal injections.
Client driving an 18-wheeler driver was rear-ended by another 18 wheeler while traveling eastbound on I-20 in Dallas, Texas. Plaintiff sustained a neck injury, which required surgery.
Our client was driving on Highway 121 express lane in Bedford and stopped for traffic. An 18-wheeler rear-ended her from behind pushing her into the vehicle ahead of her. She underwent conservative medical care and multiple spinal injections. The trucking company’s insurance company would not offer fair money to settle the case pre-suit, so a lawsuit was filed. After suit was filed, our client’s low back pain continued and eventually she underwent lumbar fusion surgery. Upon demand, the trucking company’s insurance paid the remainder of the policy limit.
Client was traveling on eastbound State Highway 183 when an 18-wheeler coming off the expressway sideswiped her vehicle causing spinal injuries to her neck and back. The 18-wheeler driver was alleged to have some alcohol in his system.
Client, who was pregnant and at the end of her trimester was at a stop on Greenville Avenue when a commercial van rear-ended her from behind. The wreck caused an early delivery and client sustained neck and low back injuries, which required several spinal injections.
Client was driving on US 380 in McKinney, Texas when a company truck cut him off after failing the yield the right of way. Client sustained neck and back injuries, which required a back surgery and several spinal injections.
Client was driving on US 380 in McKinney, Texas when a company truck cut him off after failing the yield the right of way. Client sustained neck and back injuries, which required a back surgery and several spinal injections.
Client was traveling on State Highway 161 in Irving, Texas and came to a complete stop due to traffic ahead. Defendant, driving a Ford F550 with trailer failed to control his speed and struck client's vehicle from behind at full speed. Injuries included client's neck and back, and scalp lacerations.
Client was driving on Sublett Road in Arlington, Texas when a tire came off a tow truck and smashed his windshield and hood. Client sustained injuries to his head, neck, back, chest, and ribs.
Client was stopped at a stop light on Belt Line Road near Highway 20 in Grand Prairie, Texas. While stopped, the Defendant driving a utility van struck her from behind after failing to control his speed. Client sustained injuries to her neck and back which required multiple spinal injections.
Client was entering State Highway from Highway 10 in Euless, Texas, when the Defendant, in a commercial vehicle, made an unsafe lane change and struck Plaintiff's vehicle. Plaintiff sustained neck and back injuries which required several spinal injections.
Client was entering State Highway from Highway 10 in Euless, Texas, when the Defendant, in a commercial vehicle, made an unsafe lane change and struck Plaintiff's vehicle. Plaintiff sustained neck and back injuries which required several spinal injections.
Client was driving a DART bus with passengers on Ledbetter Road near I-35 in Dallas, Texas. As she was driving in the far right lane, an 18 wheeler with its left-turn indicator activated, turned right cutting her off and causing a crash. The client sustained neck, back, and shoulder injuries which required a shoulder surgery and spinal injections.
Client was traveling on Haskell Avenue in Dallas, Texas. As he entered the intersection going straight with a green light facing him, the Defendant tow truck turned left when failing to yield the right of way to our client. Client suffered a hand fracture and injuries to his neck and back.
Plaintiff was traveling on a two-lane street when defendant 18-wheeler (tractor with trailer) made an unsafe lane change knocking Plaintiff onto the curb. The defense attempted to blame the Plaintiff for causing the wreck by "passing" an 18-wheeler on the right. Injuries included client's neck and back, which required multiple spinal injections.
Client was traveling westbound on Eagle Drive towards Bell Avenue in Denton, Texas. As she was faced with a red stoplight, client came to a full and complete stop. The defendant 18-wheeler, which had been traveling northbound on Bell Avenue, made a left hand turn onto eastbound Eagle Drive striking the client's vehicle and almost running over the front hood. The Defendant claimed the client drove into his trailer as opposed to her being at a stop. Client injured her head, neck, back, and left shoulder. Client underwent a shoulder surgery and had pain management injections to her neck and back.
Client was driving on I-35 near Post Oak Drive in Denton, Texas in his work vehicle. A utility vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed struck client from behind causing a multi-car crash. Client injured his head, neck, low back, and left shoulder, which required pain management and injections.
Client was driving near her home in Dallas, Texas. She stopped at an intersection due to a red light. As the light turned green and she entered the intersection, an 18-wheeler driver who ran a red light struck her vehicle. The Plaintiff sustained head, neck, and back injuries, which required neurological care and several spinal injections.
Client was driving on State Highway 121 in Carrollton, Texas. The Defendant chose to exit off the highway too late and cut off client causing a significant crash. The Plaintiff sustained injuries to her head, neck, low back, and shoulders. Plaintiff's neck and back injuries required pain management including spinal injections.
Client was rear-ended on I-30 in Fort Worth. At the time, the Defendant was driving while distracted by his cell phone going more than 30 mph over the speed limit. Out client sustained a neck injury and a wrist/hand injury which required surgery.
Client was struck by a box truck in Hutchins, Texas that failed to yield the right of way at a traffic light. Client sustained injuries to her neck and back, which required multiple spine injections.
Client was traveling northbound on Highway 69 in Oklahoma when he was rear-ended by Defendant who failed to control his speed. Injuries included neck and back injuries, which required multiple spinal injections.
Client was traveling westbound on Reunion Boulevard in downtown Dallas, Texas. After being faced with a red stoplight, client came to a stop. Defendant 18-wheeler, traveling on northbound Riverfront Boulevard towards Reunion Boulevard, drove in the outside lane of traffic and tried to turn right from a straight only lane. In the process, the 18-wheeler cut off a third vehicle, which was trying to drive straight through the intersection in the far right lane of travel forcing it to take evasive action and strike client. Defendant claimed he did nothing wrong by turning from an outside lane and never made contact with any vehicle. Client sustained injuries to her neck and back, requiring multiple spinal injections.
Client was driving on I-35 in Dallas when she was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler. Client had neck and back injuries, which required multiple spinal injections.
Client was driving on northbound on I-35 near Mockingbird in Dallas, Texas. The Defendant 18-wheeler who was driving ahead, was driving too fast on the wet roads with defective tires. The 18-wheeler jackknifed and came to a stop across multiple lanes of traffic. The client struck the front of the 18-wheeler. Client sustained injuries to his head and neck.