Ben Trujillo

Ben Trujillo

Ben Trujillo

Ben Trujillo received his law degree from Texas A&M University School of Law in 2017 and was licensed to practice law by the State Bar of Texas in 2018. He has a special interest in birth injury, spinal cord injury, and surgical error cases.

“I am honored to be joining a distinguished team of attorneys that are strong advocates for victims who have suffered catastrophic injuries as a result of medical errors.” The young and upcoming lawyer started his law career as a litigation paralegal in 2002, assisting with numerous medical malpractice cases and trials over the years, and eventually became an attorney.  Mr. Trujillo’s many years, more than a decade, in the legal profession gives him the benefit of a unique and extensive set of skills and expertise.

“This is an excellent opportunity to further my career as a medical malpractice attorney and also share my extensive experience in the legal field with the team.” Ben also holds a Master of Business Administration degree with special emphasis in Health Care Management with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management undergraduate degree. Ben is a member of the State Bar of Texas, American Associate for Justice, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Dallas Trial Lawyers Association, North Texas LGBT Chamber of Commerce, and the Dallas LGBT Bar Association.

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We serve clients from coast to coast whose lives have been shattered by medical negligence and preventable birth injuries. We are rooted in Texas, but we regularly handle complex, high‑stakes cases that may involve multiple providers, institutions, or jurisdictions.

When you become our client, you become part of the Van Wey & Metzler family, and you receive responsive communication and support throughout your case.

We represent clients from all across the United States. If you or a loved one has been injured by medical negligence of a healthcare provider or facility, contact us now for a free consultation.