Find a Truck Accident Lawyer Near You

An 80,000-pound commercial truck against a passenger vehicle is not a fair fight. Truck accidents produce catastrophic injuries and involve trucking companies, insurers, and federal regulations most drivers never think about. You need a lawyer who has taken on the trucking industry and won.

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Cases we handle

  • 18-wheeler and semi-truck collisions
  • Delivery truck, box truck, and Amazon-vehicle crashes
  • Jackknife and rollover accidents
  • Fatigued and overworked driver crashes
  • Improperly loaded or overloaded cargo
  • Brake failure and other mechanical defects

Compensation you may recover

  • Catastrophic-injury medical care and rehabilitation
  • Lifetime lost income and earning capacity
  • Home modifications for permanent disability
  • Pain and suffering, disfigurement, disability
  • Wrongful death for surviving spouses and children
  • Punitive damages against reckless trucking companies

How long does it take?

Truck accident cases typically take 1 to 3 years because of the scale of injuries and the number of potentially responsible parties: driver, trucking company, cargo loader, maintenance contractor, and manufacturer.

Frequently asked questions

Who can be sued in a truck accident?

Often more than one party — the driver, the trucking company, the company that leased the trailer, the mechanic who serviced it, and even the shipper who loaded the cargo can share liability. A truck accident lawyer identifies every source of recovery.

What evidence is critical after a truck crash?

Driver logs, electronic logging device (ELD) data, black-box telematics, dispatch records, maintenance histories, and drug/alcohol testing results. Much of this can legally be destroyed after a short time. An attorney sends preservation letters immediately.

Are truck accident settlements larger than car accident settlements?

Usually yes, for two reasons: injuries tend to be more severe, and commercial trucks carry much higher insurance policies (often $1 million or more). But those insurers also fight harder.