Scott R. Frase

Scott R. Frase brings something to Perdue & Kidd that injury victims comparing Houston lawyers should weigh carefully: he spent years as a trial lawyer at some of the biggest personal injury firms in Texas before joining the firm in 2023, and he arrived with a track record of verdicts and settlements already behind him. He is also board certified in personal injury trial law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, a distinction that requires sustained trial work and a rigorous examination — not just marketing copy.

The recognition around his name backs that up. Frase has been named a Texas Super Lawyer in plaintiff’s personal injury every year since 2024, appears in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America for plaintiff’s personal injury litigation over the same period, and before that spent five consecutive years, 2019 through 2023, on the Texas Super Lawyers Rising Stars list. Those are peer-driven honors that reflect how other lawyers in the state view his work.

What distinguishes his approach is his appetite for the courtroom. Many injury lawyers negotiate from a position of wanting to avoid trial; Frase does the opposite, treating each case as one he is willing to try to a jury and welcoming the chance when insurers refuse to deal fairly. He also puts real effort into understanding how an injury has rearranged a client’s life — the disruptions that never show up on a medical bill — because he believes a case is about a person’s dignity as much as their damages.

Away from the office, Frase is a family man, married to Brittany Frase with a young daughter and son.

He is a good match for seriously injured Texans who suspect their claim may need to go the distance — people facing an insurance company that is stalling, disputing liability, or making offers that ignore the long-term cost of an injury. Perdue & Kidd handles cases on contingency, consultations are free, and clients owe nothing unless the firm recovers for them.