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Mississippi Personal Injury Lawyers Handling Burn, Trucking, and Catastrophic Cases Since 1964
Langston & Lott is a litigation firm that represents people with serious injury claims across the region, and our Mississippi personal injury lawyers have carried out that work since the mid-1960s. From our offices in Booneville and Tupelo, we take on the hard cases: severe burns, trucking wrecks, catastrophic injuries, and claims against large companies and their insurers. This is trial work, not a high-volume settlement practice.
We built our name on the cases other firms hesitate to file. When an injury changes a family’s future, the person at fault rarely admits it, and the insurance company rarely offers what the claim is worth. A Mississippi personal injury lawyer who is ready to try the case is what closes that gap, and we prepare every file as if a jury will decide it.
If a serious injury has upended your life or your family’s, we are ready to hear what happened and tell you honestly where you stand. Reach out any time for a free case review.
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The Personal Injury Cases We Handle
Our practice centers on serious and catastrophic injury claims, with a particular focus on burn injuries and trucking crashes. These cases carry high stakes, lasting harm, and well-funded opponents, so they call for real courtroom preparation. Here is where much of our work is concentrated:
- Burn injuries, one of the areas we are best known for, including industrial and chemical burns
- Truck accidents involving commercial carriers governed by federal safety rules
- Car accidents, including crashes tracked in national data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
- Motorcycle, pedestrian, and bicycle crashes
- Drunk driving and rideshare accidents
- Wrongful death and traumatic brain injuries
- Workers’ compensation and construction accidents
- Dog bites, slip and fall, and product liability
- Mass tort claims involving defective drugs and recalled medical devices
Burn injuries remain central to what we do, and the U.S. Fire Administration documents how often fire causes serious harm nationwide. If your injury is not on this list, ask us anyway, because we regularly take on unusual and difficult personal injury claims.
Some of the Cases We Are Currently Handling
Insurance companies pay fair value when they believe a firm will try the case, and that belief is something we have earned over decades. Many injury firms settle quickly and move on, so a prepared trial team stands out.
That preparation means gathering evidence early, before a wrecked truck is repaired or a fire scene is cleared. It means working with fire investigators, crash reconstructionists, and medical specialists who can explain an injury to a jury, and being ready to turn down a low offer.
Burn and trucking cases in particular reward this approach. They involve layered liability, corporate defendants, and medical costs that stretch for years. We take the long view, because these injuries last a lifetime.
Why Do Injured Mississippi Families Choose Langston & Lott?
Families choose us because we treat their case as the serious matter it is, and we have the courtroom record to back that up. We are prepared to go up against large companies and their insurance carriers, and we have recovered significant results for injured people, including multimillion-dollar recoveries in catastrophic cases. Every case turns on its own facts, so past results never predict a future outcome, though our history shows what steady, prepared advocacy can do.
We are a family firm in the truest sense. One attorney founded the practice in 1964, and generations of the same family have carried it forward, including Managing Partner Casey Lott, who practices alongside his father, Duncan Lott. That continuity shapes how we treat the people we represent, which is like family rather than a file number.
We also keep our door open to cases other firms turn down. When a claim is hard, high-stakes, or unusual, that is often exactly when we step in. If you are weighing your options after a serious injury, let us take a look and tell you honestly what we see.
What Areas Do Our Mississippi Injury Lawyers Serve?
We serve Northeast Mississippi and the wider region from two offices, one in Booneville and one in Tupelo, and our reach extends into parts of Alabama and Tennessee. We take cases across the Golden Triangle, including Starkville, West Point, and Columbus, and out into the Mississippi Delta. We know the plants, the highways like Interstate 22 and U.S. 45, and the county courthouses where these cases are decided.
Booneville Personal Injury Lawyer
Our Booneville office sits at 100 South Main Street, in the same community where the firm opened its doors at its inception. As a Booneville personal injury lawyer team, we handle burn, trucking, and catastrophic injury cases for Prentiss County and the surrounding counties. This is our home, and it has been for three generations.
Tupelo Personal Injury Lawyer
Our Tupelo office at 254 South Front Street puts us close to the furniture and manufacturing corridor that drives much of the local economy. A Tupelo personal injury lawyer from our firm can meet with clients across Lee County and the wider metro area. Opening in Tupelo brought our trial work closer to the industrial worksites where many serious injuries happen.
Wherever the injury happened, the first step is the same, which is a straightforward conversation about your options.
How Are Personal Injury Cases Paid For?
You pay nothing upfront, because we handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee, which means our fee comes only from a recovery. If we do not recover money for you, you owe us no attorney fee. That structure keeps skilled representation within reach for families already facing medical bills and lost income.
We also back our work with a 30-day client satisfaction option: if you feel it isn’t the right fit within the first 30 days, we will return your file at no cost. It reflects the confidence we have in how we treat clients, though every case and every client relationship is different.
Our Roots in Northeast Mississippi
The firm began with a single attorney who came to Booneville with no local ties and built a practice from the ground up. His children became lawyers, and so did the generation after them, which is how a small-town practice grew into a firm known for catastrophic injury and burn litigation.
Casey Lott, the firm’s Managing Partner, grew up around this practice and now leads it alongside his father, Duncan Lott. Burn cases and trucking cases remain the heart of what we do, along with claims involving defective drugs and recalled medical devices. It is the focused, serious work this family has done for three generations.
My grandfather went to law school at night while working at an insurance agency; during the day. He did not have any connection to Booneville, Mississippi. My grandmother and I were from Laurel, Ellisville, and South Mississippi. My grandfather joked he ran out of gas on his way to Corinth because he did not have any connection to Booneville. After graduating from law school, he came to Booneville and opened up his private practice in 1964, and we have been here ever since. They had three children, my mother, Cindy, and her brothers Joey and Shane. All of whom were lawyers. I practice here with my dad Duncan Lott. I grew up around this and probably die doing this.
Here at Langston Lott Law Firm, our primary focus is on Catastrophic Personal Injury cases. We handle a lot of burn litigation and a lot of trucking litigation. We also handle pharmaceutical cases involving defective drugs or medical device cases for medical devices that have been recalled, such as a hip implant. So that is our primary focus here at Langston Lott. We are so confident that you will be happy with our services that we offer a 100% client satisfaction guarantee. If you are unhappy with how we handle your case within the first 30 days, we will return your file at no cost, no questions asked.
FAQs: Mississippi Personal Injury Lawyers
Here are answers to a few questions people often ask us before they decide to call.
Mississippi generally gives injured people three years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit, under Miss. Code Ann. § 15-1-49. Some claims, such as those against a government body or on behalf of a child, follow different timelines. Because a missed deadline can end a case, it helps to speak with a lawyer early.
You may have a claim if someone else’s careless or unsafe conduct caused your injury, though every situation is different. The clearest way to find out is to have a lawyer review the facts, the injuries, and the available insurance. We offer a free case review, so there is no cost to ask.
Many cases settle without a trial, but we prepare each one as if it will be tried. That readiness often leads to stronger settlement offers, because insurers know we are willing to present the case to a jury. If a fair settlement is not offered, we are ready to go to court.
It depends on the severity of the injury, the number of parties involved, and whether the case settles or goes to trial. Some claims resolve in a few months, while serious cases can take a year or more. Rushing a settlement can leave future costs uncovered, so we focus on getting the full picture first.
The value of a claim depends on the medical bills, lost income, future care, and the lasting effect of the injury. No honest lawyer can promise a figure at the start, because the facts drive the number. We can give you a grounded assessment once we review your records and the circumstances.
It is usually wise to talk with a lawyer first, because an early recorded statement can be used to reduce or deny a claim. The other side’s insurer is not looking out for your interests. A short conversation with us before you give a statement can protect your claim.
Talk With a Northeast Mississippi Injury Firm That Has Been Here For Decades
A serious injury leaves a family with hard questions and little time, and you do not have to sort through it alone. If someone else’s negligence caused your injury or the loss of someone you love, we are ready to listen and get to work. Langston & Lott has stood with injured people across Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee for more than 60 years, and burn and trucking cases are at the heart of what we do.
Call us at (662) 728-9733 or reach out through our contact page for a free case review. There is no cost and no obligation to learn where you stand.
What Clients Say
Most professional attorneys that I have ever met.
David Harbin
They always return my calls and have treated me as if I was one of their family. I will recommend them to anyone in need of a lawyer.
Rachelle Cooper
Great staff and on point wouldn't waste time calling anyone else for my legal matters.
Michael Hudson
Most professional attorneys that I have ever met.
David Harbin
They always return my calls and have treated me as if I was one of their family. I will recommend them to anyone in need of a lawyer.
Rachelle Cooper
Great staff and on point wouldn't waste time calling anyone else for my legal matters.
Michael Hudson
Most professional attorneys that I have ever met.
David Harbin
They always return my calls and have treated me as if I was one of their family. I will recommend them to anyone in need of a lawyer.
Rachelle Cooper
Great staff and on point wouldn't waste time calling anyone else for my legal matters.
Michael Hudson
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