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Stephen Stewart

Stephen W. Stewart is the founder of The Stewart Law Firm, PLLC in Austin, TX, and has been practicing law since 1997. With extensive experience in personal injury, car accidents, and truck accidents, Stephen is committed to securing justice for his clients. He is admitted to practice in Texas, New Mexico, and multiple U.S. District Courts across Texas. Recognized as a Texas Super Lawyer and a Top 100 attorney by the National Trial Lawyers, Stephen has earned numerous accolades, including the National Crime Victim’s Rights Medal of Honor, the Star Volunteer Award from MADD, and the Outstanding Service Award from Crime Victims First. His dedication to legal excellence and client advocacy has made him a trusted leader in the field.

LATEST ARTICLES BY: Stephen Stewart

Filing a Claim After Surviving a Car Accident Involving a Police Vehicle

Filing a Claim After Surviving a Car Accident Involving a Police Vehicle

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Last Modified on Oct 28, 2025

Police officers in Texas serve their respective communities by preventing crime and enforcing state laws. However, it’s not unusual to see a uniformed officer abusing their position by practicing dangerous driving habits, such as speeding, making illegal turns, and even…

Settlement Value of a Burn Injury Claim

Settlement Value of a Burn Injury Claim

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Last Modified on Feb 19, 2025

As with any personal injury claim, the value of your case will be dependant on the severity of your injuries, in addition to other contributing factors. The biggest factors being the severity of your burn, the intentions/negligence of the defendant,…

Uber & Lyft Car Accidents in Texas: What You Need to Know

Uber & Lyft Car Accidents in Texas: What You Need to Know

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Last Modified on Oct 28, 2025

Many people rely on Uber and Lyft as resources when they are unable to drive on their own or when they want to avoid paying for parking. You may depend on these rideshare companies after drinking or when you’re too…

What Evidence Do I Need to Collect After a Car Accident?

What Evidence Do I Need to Collect After a Car Accident?

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Last Modified on Feb 19, 2025

Surviving any type of car accident can be a stressful and overwhelming experience. Unfortunately, most at-fault drivers won’t take the high road after causing a collision. If anything, they may try to escape liability by tricking their victims into making…

How to Increase a Settlement After a Semi-Truck Accident in Texas

How to Increase a Settlement After a Semi-Truck Accident in Texas

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Last Modified on Oct 28, 2025

If you’re in Texas and have been hurt in a truck accident, you might want compensation for your injuries and losses. Going for a settlement is often better than going to court. Money can’t fix everything, but it’s meant to…

Spotting and Avoiding a Distracted Driver

Spotting and Avoiding a Distracted Driver

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Last Modified on Feb 19, 2025

We’re sure anyone from Texas who is reading this is overly familiar with the fact that there is an abundance of distracted drivers on the road. Whether you see drivers chowing down on their way to work, replying to an…

Types of Paralysis

Types of Paralysis

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Last Modified on Feb 19, 2025

When the word “paralysis” comes up, many people immediately think spinal cord injury. While spinal cord injuries are the leading cause of paralysis in the United States, there are countless injuries that may lead to paralysis. So, to keep things…

Dealing with Catastrophic Injuries After a Car Accident in Texas

Dealing with Catastrophic Injuries After a Car Accident in Texas

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Last Modified on Oct 28, 2025

You are cautious and careful when on the road. You put your safety and that of your fellow drivers first. You follow the rules and remain vigilant and alert for possible dangers. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of every…

Do Drivers Need Stronger Cell Phone Laws in Texas?

Do Drivers Need Stronger Cell Phone Laws in Texas?

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Last Modified on Oct 28, 2025

While smartphones were once reserved for the financially elite, the Pew Research Center reported that they are now owned by more than 64 percent of American adults. Many people in Texas and across the country depend on these high-functioning cell…