About Wayne Wright

Wayne Wright is the founder and managing partner of Wayne Wright LLP, one of Texas's most recognized personal injury law firms. He established the firm in San Antonio in 1996 with a mission to provide high-quality legal representation to injury victims who could not otherwise afford it, with no fees charged unless the case is won. Wayne graduated Magna Cum Laude from Northern Illinois University College of Law, finishing first in his class. He brought that same competitive excellence to the courtroom, building a trial record over nearly three decades that includes some of the largest personal injury verdicts and settlements in Texas history.

His practice concentrates on catastrophic injury, commercial trucking accidents, wrongful death, and complex multi-party litigation throughout Texas and across the country. Wayne has tried cases from Bexar County to federal courthouses. He is recognized by the National Trial Lawyers as a Top 100 attorney and is a member of the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum and America's Top 100 Attorneys.

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Education

Northern Illinois University College of Law
J.D., Magna Cum Laude (1st in Class)

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Proven verdicts and settlements from other San Antonio firms

Thomas J. Henry
Thomas J. Henry
$230 Million Federal Judgment Over Sutherland Springs Church Shooting
Crosley Law
Crosley Law
$11.49 million · Harris County Jury Awards $11.485 Million to Teen With Brain Injury From Torn Trampoline at Houston Park
Cowen Rodriguez Peacock
Cowen Rodriguez Peacock
$8.75 million · Warehouse Worker Loses Leg in Forklift Crush; Jury Awards $17.5 Million Against Hyster-Yale
Davis Law Firm
Davis Law Firm
$210 million · Bexar County Jury Awards $210 Million in Wrongful Death of Andreen McDonald
George Salinas Injury Lawyers
George Salinas Injury Lawyers
$4.68 million · $4.675 Million Verdict for Worker Struck by an Improperly Rigged HVAC Unit

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.