Fighting for the Injured in Houston—and Winning
Attorney Rick Molina is a trusted name in personal injury law across Houston and the surrounding communities. With years of experience representing individuals and families harmed by the negligence of others, Rick has built his legal career on one simple principle: when people are hurt, they deserve a fighter who won’t back down.
Born and raised in Texas, Rick Molina understands the values that matter most to the people he represents—hard work, honesty, and justice. His deep ties to the Houston area and his commitment to serving injury victims have earned him a reputation as a skilled negotiator, aggressive litigator, and compassionate advocate.
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A Track Record of Results
Rick Molina has handled hundreds of personal injury cases, ranging from car accidents and 18-wheeler crashes to slip and fall injuries, workplace accidents, and wrongful death claims. Whether he’s facing off against a major insurance company or standing up for an injured worker, Rick brings strategic thinking and relentless dedication to every case.
Clients consistently turn to Rick for his ability to cut through red tape, take on powerful defendants, and recover meaningful compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and long-term disability. When settlement isn’t enough, Rick is fully prepared to take your case to court and fight for what you’re owed.
Personal, One-on-One Attention
At many large firms, clients get passed off to case managers or junior associates. Not here. When you hire Rick Molina, you get Rick Molina. He believes that personal injury cases deserve personal attention, and he makes it a point to stay involved with every client from start to finish.
That means you’ll always have a direct line to your attorney. You’ll get straight answers, timely updates, and a legal strategy tailored to your unique situation. Rick understands how overwhelming it can be to deal with an injury—and his job is to make sure you’re never left in the dark.
- Texas State Bar
- Licensed by the Texas Supreme Court to practice in all Courts in the State of Texas
- U.S. District Court-Southern District of Texas
- U.S. Tax Court
- Rice University, B.A., 1989
- University of Houston Law Center, J.D., 1992
No Fee Unless You Win
Rick operates on a contingency fee basis. That means you pay nothing upfront and no attorney’s fees at all unless he wins your case. He believes everyone should have access to justice, regardless of their financial situation.
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No matter the type of accident, if you or a loved on has been seriously injured due to the negligence of others, Attorney Rick Molina can help you recover compensation. Our investigation will begin by thoroughly gathering all pertinent information, determining present and future pain, suffering and loss then maximizing your compensation.
Our firm works on a contingency basis so you pay us nothing up front and a percentage when we win your case. We have helped hundreds of people over the past 20 years to get back on their feet after serious injuries and we can help you!
What makes us different
Attorney Rick Molina is dedicated to representing people that have been seriously injured due to the negligence of others. These accidents can happen at work, on the streets, while shopping or pretty much anywhere. As a result of his job as an Assistant District Attorney, Rick Molina has extensive court trial experience. Insurance companies that know that the attorney is not afraid to take cases to trial has a distinct advantage with those that are known to settle all the time.
Rick Molina is a longtime Houston resident. He is a member of the Houston Trial Lawyers Association, the Pasadena Bar Association and the Texas State Bar.
Attorney Rick Molina has handled jury trial cases involving several types of injuries such as burn injuries, amputation injuries, broken bones, dog bites, back injuries, electrocution injuries, and other types of injuries. We have the resources to handle all types of personal injury matters.
