Diana Crawford

Diana Crawford lives by a simple idea about her clients’ cases: a claim might look small to an insurance company, but to the person living it, it is the only case in the world. That philosophy — treating every file as if it were her only one — is what injured Texans consistently get from her at Thompson Law Injury Lawyers, whether the matter settles early or fights its way to trial.

Crawford has represented clients across Texas and beyond since 2012, building experience that spans the full life of an injury claim, from pre-litigation negotiation through courtroom advocacy. Her caseload has included motor vehicle collisions, premises liability claims, and dog bite injuries, and her broader background covers Social Security Disability and special education advocacy — work that trained her to fight bureaucracies on behalf of people who could not fight them alone. She holds law licenses in two states, admitted in Wisconsin in 2012 and in Texas in 2013.

Her path to the law started early; she knew as a child she wanted to be a lawyer. She double-majored in sociology and political science at St. Mary’s University in San Antonio, graduating in 2009 after studying abroad in Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey working with diplomats, and volunteering with San Antonio Metropolitan Ministries. She then earned her law degree with a litigation focus from Marquette University in 2012, where she interned for a federal district judge in Laredo and for state and local government offices in Wisconsin, and led the Hispanic Law Student Association as both secretary and president while participating in a pro bono society.

Crawford fits injury victims who want an attorney who will take their case personally — particularly people hurt in car wrecks, on unsafe property, or by dog attacks who worry their claim isn’t “big enough” to get real attention. Her disability and advocacy background also makes her a thoughtful choice for clients juggling an injury claim alongside other benefit or bureaucratic battles. Consultations at Thompson Law are free, and she works on contingency: no recovery, no fee.