Aaron Siddique

Founder & Managing Partner

Biography

Aaron attended the University of Texas at Austin where he received a degree in Political Science and certification in Business from the acclaimed McCombs School of Business.

He received his law degree, graduating cum laude from St. Thomas University School of Law. During law school, Aaron argued mock appeals as a member and competitor of the St. Thomas Moot Court Competition Team. Additionally, Aaron interned for the Honorable Michael A. Robinson of the 17th Judicial Circuit Court of Florida.

Aaron began his legal career with the Florida-based law firm Dell and Schaefer, P.A. where he worked as a legal clerk on personal injury, medical malpractice, and product liability cases. He later joined the J.P. Barth Law Firm, PLLC of Texas prior to becoming a partner at Barth, Siddique & Associates.
Currently, his practice is centered around representing injured plaintiffs in personal injury actions throughout the State of Texas.

Awards

results

Bicycle Accidents
$250,000

Bicyclist was struck by a negligent driver who then fled the scene.

Estate Planning
$30,000

Combined house settlement

Car Accident
$55,000

Client was rear-ended while attempting to merge onto the highway

Car Accident
$35,000

A negligent motorist accidentally stepped on the gas pedal, rear-ending the client while she was stopped and attempting to turn right.

Car Accident
$128,000

Negligent driver failed to yield the right of way, resulting in a rollover accident

Car Accident
$290,000

The client was a passenger in a vehicle. The driver of the vehicle had been over-served at a sports bar and crashed at a curve in the road.
Settlement Details:

  • 250,000 from negligent driver
  • $40,000 from the sports bar
Car Accident
$80,000

Wrong way driver

Bicycle Accidents
$60,000

Bicyclist struck by negligent driver

Car Accident
$80,014

A negligent motorist cut through parking spaces, colliding with the front passenger side of the client’s vehicle.

Premises Liability
$70,000

Slip and fall accident