Perdue & Kidd

Some firms are built on cases won. Others are built on the standard behind every case they take.

Perdue & Kidd has spent decades earning that standard, one grounded in trial skill, integrity, and results that speak for themselves.

Decades of experience. A future built to match it.

Perdue & Kidd continues to represent victims of 18-wheeler and commercial vehicle accidents at our new office: 4265 San Felipe, Suite 750, Houston, TX 77027.

Trucking companies and their drivers are held to strict state and federal safety regulations. When those rules are ignored, the consequences can be devastating for victims and their families.

If you or a loved one has been affected by an 18-wheeler accident, contact us today to discuss your case.

After nearly ten years at 777 Post Oak, Perdue & Kidd is turning the page to a new chapter.

Starting October 1, you will find us at our new address:
4265 San Felipe, Suite 750
Houston, TX 77027

We look forward to welcoming clients and colleagues to our new home.

Jim Perdue, Jr. has once again been named to the Texas Super Lawyers Top 100 list for 2026.

This marks the fifth consecutive year Jim has earned this distinction, and his 11th time being named to the list overall.

Super Lawyers selections are based on a multiphase process that includes peer nominations, independent research, and a blue ribbon review. The Top 100 designation is reserved for attorneys who received the highest point totals in Texas during the selection process.

We are proud to see Jim's continued dedication to his clients and the practice of law recognized at this level.

Dram shop and DUI liability cases present a distinct layer of complexity, involving overlapping civil and criminal proceedings and often multiple at fault parties and insurance carriers. Successfully pursuing these claims requires counsel with specific experience navigating dram shop liability statutes and the multi party litigation that frequently follows.

Our team has that experience. If you have a case that may involve dram shop implications, contact our team today.

We were honored to have Judge Tanya Garrison preside over an actual voir dire presented at the Business Disputes CLE in Austin, Texas, part of a session titled "What PI Lawyers Can Teach Business Litigators About Jury Selection."

The presentation offered business litigators a rare, hands on look at jury selection strategy through the lens of personal injury practice, highlighting techniques that translate across practice areas and strengthen courtroom advocacy.

We're grateful for the opportunity to share our approach with colleagues across the legal community and to contribute to conversations that elevate trial practice statewide.

Cases involving an over-served drunk driver often carry a broad scope of recoverable damages, spanning economic losses, non-economic harm, and, in the most serious cases, claims brought by surviving family members.

For firms evaluating a claim of this nature, understanding the full range of damages, from lost earning capacity to loss of consortium, is essential to accurate case valuation. Our team is available to collaborate on case strategy or referral opportunities.