Elizabeth Brammer

Most injury lawyers learn about the medical system from depositions. Elizabeth Brammer learned it as a patient. A life-threatening illness delayed the start of her legal career after she earned her law degree in 2007 — and that experience, rather than derailing her, became the foundation of how she practices. Few Dallas personal injury attorneys can match her firsthand understanding of what it means to navigate serious medical treatment and an insurance bureaucracy at the same time, which is exactly what her clients at Thompson Law Injury Lawyers are living through.

Since earning her license in 2020, Brammer has devoted her practice to personal injury litigation, with a particular strength in claims that turn on complicated medical evidence. Her ability to read the medical side of a case — diagnoses, treatment records, long-term prognosis — and translate it into case strategy gives injured clients an edge when insurers try to minimize the severity of their harm. Colleagues describe her approach as precise, empathetic, and focused squarely on outcomes.

Her resume reflects an unusual mix of courtroom and advocacy experience. Before joining Thompson Law, she tried cases as a trial attorney at Kastl Law P.C., worked as a contract litigation consultant, and served as an International Patient Liaison with NMO France, working alongside medical experts through international nonprofit channels. She studied International Studies at Baylor University — training that built her skills in analysis and cross-disciplinary communication — and received her Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City University School of Law.

Brammer makes the most sense for injury victims whose cases involve serious or medically complex harm: claims where the extent of injury is disputed, where treatment is ongoing, or where an insurance company is leaning on medical technicalities to underpay. Clients who want a lawyer who combines genuine compassion — born of personal experience — with litigation discipline will find her a strong match. As with all Thompson Law attorneys, she works on contingency, consultations are free, and clients pay nothing unless the firm wins a recovery.