Ronald A. Ramos

Ronald Ramos established his practice in 1982 after earning his Doctorate of Jurisprudence degree from the Thurgood Marshsall School of Law.

His practice consists largely of personal injury plaintiff work including car and truck accidents, work place accidents, dog bites and animal attacks. He assists individuals and business throughout the state of Texas with his principal office located in San Antonio, and an additional office in Laredo, Webb County, Texas. He assists clients by phone, fax, and email, as well as in person. He, along with the other attorneys in the office strive to make themselves available for questions and advice on a daily basis.

With over 30 years of legal experience, Ron is highly experienced at the practice of trial law in the state of Texas. He often receives client referrals form other attorneys and previous clients who trust his skills and he has also made presentations at seminars sponsored by the State Bar of Texas.

Ron believes that no matter what legal situation arises, you should know your options, get answers to your questions, and be confident that you are doing the most you can do to resolve your issues.

Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law

J.D.

1982

Owner

Law Offices of Ronald A. Ramos, P.C.

1982 - Current

Uninsured Motorist Claims, Texas Bar CLE Conference

Licensed to Practice in TX

Texas State Bar

San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association

Member

Current

National Association of Personal Injury Lawyers

Member

Current

Texas State Bar  # 16508600

Member

1982 - Current

State Bar of Texas

Speaker

2006 - 2007

Activities: Presented on the topic of Uninsured Motorists at the seminar titled "Prosecuting or Defending a Trucking or Auto Accident Case" sponsored by the State Bar of Texas.

Texas

Since 1982

• Free Consultation
• Contingent Fees

• Auto Accidents

Q. Is a wrongful death case the same as a murder case?

February 10, 2017

A: No, a wrongful death case is not the same as a murder case. A wrongful death case is a civil suit seeking damages (money) and is typically brought by a family member of the person who lost their life. A wrongful death case does not carry criminal penalties with it. On the other hand, a murder case is brought by the state of Texas and involves potential criminal penalties.

The types of proof required in the cases are also very different. In a wrongful death case, the plaintiff must prove the defendants fault by a preponderance of the evidence. In a murder case, the state must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt (a much tougher standard).

Q. My son was in an accident that has totaled out his car. The other insurance co does not want to take full responsibility

December 13, 2016

A: I understand your situation may be worrisome, but it occurs commonly. Insurance companies will often dispute liability because it can save them money. If I were you, I would contact an attorney in your area to handle your claim. Make sure to find someone with experience, who you feel comfortable with, and who will file suit (if necessary). Once you find a lawyer to fight for you, leave the worrying to him or her. All the best!

Q. My dad had filed a personal injury lawsuit but then died due to the injuries he sustained from the same accident.

November 15, 2016

A: I'm sorry to hear about your loss. To address your question, claims are often brought on behalf of family members who have passed on. Texas law allows an estate, legal representative, or any heirs to bring a "survival action", or a lawsuit that would have been brought had the person lived.

If your dad had already filed a lawsuit through an attorney, you should not hesitate speak to the attorney about representing you/your family in the lawsuit.

I hope this helps. All the best to you and yours.