DALE R. ROSE
Dale R. Rose is an experienced civil trial attorney, with over 155 first chair jury trials to date. Dale’s practice of law has taken him to 54 counties throughout Texas, several states, and even Canada. During his nearly 25 years of being a licensed attorney, Dale has represented the State of Texas, individuals, small companies, mega corporations, insurance companies, and defended criminal cases.
Education:
- J.D. – Texas Tech School of Law 1991
- B.S. – Govt. & Politics – University of Texas – Dallas 1988
- A.A.S. – Criminal Justice – Corning Community College 1982
Admission:
- State Bar of Texas
- Northern District of Texas – Federal
- Eastern District of Texas – Federal
- State Bar of Arkansas – all state courts
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Why Settlement Offers May Not Always Be in Your Best Interest
After an accident, receiving a settlement offer from an insurance company might seem like a welcome relief. The bills are piling up, you’re missing work, and the stress of your injury makes any financial help look appealing. However, quick settlement offers rarely account for the full scope of your damages and may leave you with …
The Advantage of Understanding Both Sides of the Courtroom in Personal Injury Cases
Navigating a personal injury claim can feel like an uphill battle, especially when facing insurance companies determined to minimize payouts. Understanding both sides of the courtroom—how insurance companies assess claims and how plaintiffs build their cases—is critical. Attorneys with experience on both sides can anticipate defense strategies, challenge unfair settlement tactics, and strengthen claims for …
How An Experienced Attorney Builds Your Defense Strategy From Day One
Building a strong criminal defense strategy starts from the moment an attorney takes on a case. From gathering the client’s side of the story to analyzing the prosecution’s evidence, every detail plays a crucial role in shaping the defense. We had a conversation with Adam Rose, a seasoned criminal defense attorney based in Fayetteville, Arkansas, …
Does Workers’ Compensation Cover Burn Injuries?
Burn injuries at work are sometimes severe, leading to long-term pain and suffering, permanent scarring, and even loss of employment. These injuries may significantly affect your life, whether caused by exposure to chemicals, fire, or machinery. If you’ve suffered a burn injury at work in Texas, you can claim coverage from workers’ compensation. At Dale …
3 Common Negligent Acts That Lead to Burn Injuries in the Workplace
Burn injuries at work, while unexpected, are often preventable, empowering you to take control of your safety. These injuries, which may cause severe physical harm, emotional challenges, and financial difficulties, are frequently the result of avoidable issues such as improper handling of dangerous materials or faulty equipment. Despite the variety of causes, many incidents could …
How to Recover Maximum Compensation for a Spinal Cord Injury
If your spine injury resulted from someone else’s negligence, you may pursue compensation to address these challenges. Securing maximum compensation requires a comprehensive approach from a skilled personal injury attorney with experience litigating these cases. At Dale R. Rose, PLLC, we understand the financial and emotional burden a spinal cord injury imposes. With over 25 …
Can You Sue for Emotional Distress in Texas?
Personal injury victims often experience physical injuries or damages, such as bodily injury or property damage. Although physical damages may be easier to measure, the law also recognizes non-physical damages in the form of emotional distress or mental anguish. Emotional distress is the extreme mental anguish caused by the defendant, and the Texas courts differentiate …
How Are Trucking Accidents Different From Car Accidents?
Truck accidents often result in much more catastrophic injuries and damages than those seen in car accidents. This heightened risk is tied to factors unique to trucks, like their massive size and weight, along with strict regulations governing the trucking industry. At Dale R. Rose, PLLC, we understand the devastating impact that truck accidents may …
How to Prove Negligence in a Car Accident Claim
When you’ve been involved in a car accident that wasn’t your fault, you may feel the weight of financial and emotional strain. Questions about medical bills, property damage, and lost income may feel overwhelming, especially when you’re faced with proving that the other driver was at fault. You must demonstrate that the party’s careless actions …
Recent posts
Common Misconceptions About Wrongful Death Claims
Why Settlement Offers May Not Always Be in Your Best Interest
The Advantage of Understanding Both Sides of the Courtroom in Personal Injury Cases
How An Experienced Attorney Builds Your Defense Strategy From Day One
Does Workers’ Compensation Cover Burn Injuries?
3 Common Negligent Acts That Lead to Burn Injuries in the Workplace
How to Recover Maximum Compensation for a Spinal Cord Injury
Can You Sue for Emotional Distress in Texas?
How Are Trucking Accidents Different From Car Accidents?
How to Prove Negligence in a Car Accident Claim
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