About Mullen & Mullen Law Firm
Mullen & Mullen is a family-owned personal-injury firm founded in Dallas in 1983. Its North Texas practice includes car and truck crashes, motorcycle, pedestrian and bicycle injuries, rideshare collisions, workplace incidents, and unsafe property conditions. It also lists brain injuries and wrongful death.
- Source 1 · Checked August 26, 2026
Its about page describes two in-house investigators and a videographer, with an attorney overseeing a matter from beginning to end. It also says clients receive their attorney's direct telephone number. Mullen & Mullen publishes information about its pre-suit fee arrangement as well as office and service locations. Its listed locations include Dallas, Plano, Frisco, Fort Worth, and St. Louis.
For a collision or worksite injury, ask what the in-house investigation would involve and whether outside specialists may also be needed. Because the website distinguishes pre-suit fees, request an explanation of any changes if litigation begins, how expenses are handled, and which lawyer would remain responsible if the case proceeds to court.
Offices and stated service areas
- Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TXDallas–Fort Worth, Texas · Physical location documentedSource · August 20, 2026
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Sources and corrections
- Profile source 1Checked August 26, 2026
- Profile source 2Checked August 26, 2026