Farrar & Ball LLP

Farrar & Ball LLP is a Houston-based national trial firm representing individuals and families in complex, high-stakes litigation. The firm handles catastrophic injury, product liability, automotive and tire defects, 18-wheeler accidents, workplace accidents, pharmaceutical torts, general negligence, media and defamation, and commercial disputes. Its work often involves claims against major corporations and manufacturers where significant injuries, technical evidence, and complicated questions of liability require substantial litigation resources and courtroom preparation.

Farrar & Ball LLP approaches every case with a trial-ready strategy from the beginning. The firm conducts focused investigations, develops technical evidence, works with medical, engineering, and scientific experts, and uses demonstrative presentations to explain complicated issues clearly to juries. Its resources support extensive discovery and litigation against large corporate defendants. The firm also serves as co-counsel for attorneys nationwide when cases require additional technical knowledge, financial resources, or extensive trial experience.

Farrar & Ball LLP handles product cases involving defective tires, airbags, seatbelts, child restraints, and other automotive components. Its practice includes serious trucking accidents, amputations, workplace injuries, pharmaceutical claims, and other negligence matters. The firm’s commercial litigation work covers contracts, franchise agreements, securities transactions, real estate disputes, business dissolutions, non-compete agreements, fiduciary duty claims, professional liability, employment disputes, insurance issues, and business control conflicts in state and federal courts across the US.

Farrar & Ball LLP reports more than $2 billion recovered through verdicts and settlements over the past decade. Its published results include a $976 million seatbelt defect verdict, a $220 million tire defect wrongful death verdict, a $175 million plant explosion settlement, and a $49 million defamation verdict. The firm’s record reflects a litigation model centered on investigation, technical preparation, expert support, courtroom presentation, and the resources needed to pursue major cases through trial.