The Law Office of Scott P. Callahan Protects Your Rights

The Law Office of Scott P. Callahan, P.C., is a personal injury trial law firm devoted to representing victims and their families in wrongful death and serious personal injury cases. We vigorously protect the rights of our clients and understand the emotional and financial difficulties facing families affected by personal injury, disability, and wrongful death. Each client receives our personal attention and the legal representation for each case is aggressive, yet professional and ethical. The Law Office of Scott P. Callahan has received national recognition for taking on some of the largest corporations on behalf of our clients.

The Law Office of Scott P. Callahan represents numerous clients nationwide who have already suffered severe lung damage and neurological problems from using Tile Perfect's Stand 'n Seal Spray-On Grout Sealer. We filed the first known lawsuit against the manufacturers and suppliers of this dangerous and toxic product. A product recall was issued shortly after the filing of our first lawsuit.

Scott P. Callahan, Attorney at Law

Mr. Callahan received his law degree from South Texas College of Law and his B.A. from The University of Texas - Arlington. He was a member of Law Review at South Texas College of Law as well as a published author. He is a Sustaining Member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association and a former Advocates Board of Director. Professional associations also include the Association of Trial Lawyers of America and the Houston Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Callahan is admitted to practice before all Texas State Courts, the U.S. District Court for the Southern and Western Districts of Texas, and he has been admitted pro hac vice in many other states. Mr. Callahan has been recognized for his legal work on news programs such as the CBS Early Show and in publications including the New York Post, Atlanta Business Chronicle, Texas Lawyer, Florida Daily Business Review, Corporate Counsel, Salt Lake Tribune, and Houston Chronicle.