At North Texas Law you work with one attorney and one paralegal from the start of your case to its conclusion. We handle personal injury matters, with additional services for real estate, business, wills, and probate.
An injury changes the shape of an ordinary week. There are calls to return, forms to complete, treatment to arrange, and an adjuster asking questions before you have had time to understand what happened.
North Texas Law handles personal injury and accident matters for people in McKinney and across North Texas. We look at the facts, the records, the law that applies, and the practical realities of your situation, then tell you plainly what we see.
Personal injury is the center of the practice. These are the other areas clients bring to us, often years after a first matter closed.
Nathan Sukhia has practiced law since 2001 and opened North Texas Law in McKinney in March 2022. Before Texas he spent more than twenty years in private practice, including thirteen years running his own firm, with work spanning personal injury, real estate litigation and transactions, business matters, and estate planning and probate.
That range is the reason a client who came in after a collision often comes back years later about a property closing or a will. It is the same attorney either way.
This is a small firm by design. The person who hears your story is the person who works your file, and the paralegal who answers your call already knows where the matter stands.
“I had a wonderful experience working with Nathan Sukhia. I’d tried to reach several attorneys, leaving messages but getting no response. When I called Nathan, I was prepared to leave another message, but HE actually answered the phone. He listened to me describe the reason for my call and took immediate action to help resolve the problem. Nathan kept me updated on the progress of my case and successfully resolved it in my favor.”
“Nathan has handled a variety of personal and professional legal matters for me over the years. He keeps it simple and understandable. He’s easy to work with. The staff are courteous and helpful. Two thumbs up!”
“We had a great experience working with Nathan and his staff on our property deed. Very professional and personable! We will definitely work with them again.”
Reviews are from clients of Nathan Sukhia across more than twenty years of practice. Every matter is different, and a past result does not guarantee a similar outcome in your case.
When a resident account goes unpaid or an insurer declines a claim, the balance sits on your books while the reasons stay unclear. North Texas Law works with facility owners, administrators, and finance teams to review the agreement and the payment history, identify who is actually responsible, and pursue the options the contract and Texas law make available.
What can be recovered depends on the contract, the payer, the facts, the applicable law, and whether the responsible party can pay. We tell you what we see before you spend money pursuing it.
This work is separate from representing patients or residents in injury claims. Please do not send resident records, medical details, or insurance identifiers through the website form.
They look identical on a receivables report and they are entirely different problems. How to classify accounts, why the routes diverge, and what the Texas regulatory backdrop adds.
Recovery is a documentation problem before it is a legal one. What the admission agreement has to establish, what a supportable file contains, and why triage beats pursuing everything equally.
What probate is, the four-year deadline that catches families out, what happens when there is no will, and the documents worth gathering before the first appointment.
A will written years ago is still valid and may no longer do what you want. The events that should prompt a review, and why beneficiary designations matter as much as the will itself.
The structure of the price matters as much as the price. Notes need security, earnouts need auditable formulas, and personal guarantees do not end just because the business changed hands.
Asset purchase or equity purchase changes everything that follows. The liabilities that cause trouble are rarely the ones on the balance sheet, and many contracts do not transfer automatically.
If your question is not here, the full FAQ covers each practice area in more detail.
Yes. One attorney and one paralegal are assigned to your matter and stay with it from the first conversation through its conclusion. You will know their names, and your file will not be passed between departments as it moves along.
Yes. North Texas Law offers a free initial consultation. Fee arrangements after that depend on the type of matter, and we explain them to you before any work begins.
Personal injury and accident matters are the main focus. The firm also handles land and real estate transactions, escrow services, business formation, the purchase and sale of businesses, wills and probate, and corporate revenue recovery for elder care and nursing facilities.
Not necessarily. The office is at 2309 Virginia Pkwy Suite 200 in McKinney and is open Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Remote consultations are available via phone, Zoom, or Teams. Tell us which is easier for you when you get in touch.
Whatever you already have. A police report, photographs, an insurance letter, a contract, medical bills, or simply the dates and names you remember are all useful. You do not need a complete file to start the conversation, and we will tell you what else would help.
