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Rocio Gosewehr Hernandez

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Rocio Gosewehr Hernandez is a zealous and passionate advocate for individuals who have been harmed by the negligence of others. As shareholding partner and Director of the Legal Division at Snellings Law, Rocio has a wealth of experience helping personal injury victims and has even cultivated a following as Rocio at Law due to her knowledge and esteem in this field. She knows the challenges and stress that injured individuals face managing their finances, securing adequate medical treatment, or missing time from work following a catastrophic injury due to someone else’s negligence. She also understands how intimidating it can be to tend to your own needs while navigating the minefield created by insurance companies looking to minimize their costs at your expense. Rocio will guide you and fight for you through every step of the personal injury claim process to ensure that your rights are protected and that a just resolution is achieved in your case.

While most cases are resolved in the claim stage, Rocio is an experienced litigator and will not hesitate to go to court on your behalf. Her track record of success in the courtroom spans a decade and includes dozens of favorable jury verdicts in Collin County, Dallas County, Denton County, Tarrant County, and Brazos County. A trial lawyer since the beginning of her career, Rocio knows how to expertly navigate the courtroom to bring justice for her clients. She’s a recognized SuperLawyer since 2021, was named a Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2018-2019, and recognized as one of Frisco Style’s Top Lawyers in 2023.

Originally from El Salvador, Rocio’s family moved to North Texas when she was three years old during the Civil War in El Salvador and eventually settled in Plano when she was a teenager where she graduated from Plano East Senior High in 2001. Having lived most of her life in North Texas, it is no surprise that she is passionate about serving the North Texas community. She then obtained her bachelor’s degree from Baylor University and briefly left the state to complete her law degree at Notre Dame Law School. During law school, Rocio competed in the Mock Trial Team and quickly developed her love for the courtroom.

After graduation, Rocio returned to Texas to begin her career as a trial lawyer. She initially handled personal injury claims working for insurance companies such as GEICO, Progressive, and State Farm, but quickly realized that her skills and expertise would be put to better use in advocating on behalf of individuals suffering catastrophic injuries as a result of car wrecks, 18-wheeler collisions, and injuries suffered on the job. Rocio strives to be an advocate, encourager, helper, comforter, and counselor for personal injury victims while securing favorable and just outcomes through the claims and litigation process. Her passion and expertise set her apart from others in the personal injury field, and she fiercely fights for all her clients, finding creative solutions to problems and never backing down from a challenge. She is known in the community for her success as a trial lawyer, and through Rocio at Law, she has cultivated a community that follows her work and recognizes her skills.

Rocio currently resides in Collin County with her husband and two children. Outside of the courtroom, Rocio is a community leader, a passionate advocate for others, and a devoted wife and mother. She is a member of Dallas Professional Women and volunteers for local organizations. Rocio also helped found Empower Women of Color North Texas, an organization that helps mobilize more female voters of color and helps women, particularly women of color, run for office. She also helps run attorney mom groups in Dallas and Collin County that help elevate and support moms in their attorney careers. As a long-time resident of North Texas, Rocio knows this community and is passionate about the people that live here. She actively works to make North Texas a great place for her children to grow up, and her love for this community is clear in all that she does professionally and personally. 

 

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Professional Associations And Memberships

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  • Collin County Bar Association
  • Collin County Women Lawyers Association
  • Collin County Attorney Moms
  • Dallas Bar Association
  • Dallas Trial Lawyers Association
  • Dallas Women Lawyers Association
  • DAYL/DBA Moms in Law
  • Solo and Small Firm Committee
  • State Bar of Texas

Awards & Recognitions

  • Super Lawyers Texas Rising Stars: Personal Injury 2018 and 2019
  • Super Lawyers: 2021 – 2023
  • Frisco Style 2023 Top Lawyers Award

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