TRUCKING ACCIDENTS

A yellow semi-truck involved in an accident on the side of a highway, with damage to the front. Emergency responders and other vehicles are present in the background.

Truck accidents are rarely simple. Unlike a typical car crash, a collision with a commercial truck often involves multiple liable parties ; the driver, the trucking company, a cargo loading company, a maintenance contractor, or even the truck manufacturer. These cases are governed by federal and state trucking regulations (like FMCSA hours-of-service rules), and trucking companies deploy rapid-response teams and defense attorneys within hours of a crash to limit their liability. Our firm moves just as fast, sending investigators to secure black box data, driver logs, and maintenance records before they can be lost or altered. Because truck accidents frequently cause severe, life-altering injuries, we build cases that account for long-term medical needs, not just immediate costs.

YOUR QUESTIONS,

ANSWERED.

  • Potentially the driver, the trucking company, a leasing company, a cargo loader, or a parts manufacturer — liability often extends beyond the driver.

  • They involve federal trucking regulations, higher insurance policy limits, and multiple corporate defendants with their own legal teams.They involve federal trucking regulations, higher insurance policy limits, and multiple corporate defendants with their own legal teams.

  • Electronic logging device (ELD) data, driver qualification files, maintenance records, and black box data — all of which can be destroyed if not preserved quickly.

CASE PROCESS

  • Emergency evidence preservation (black box, logs, footage)

  • Identifying all liable parties

  • Working with accident reconstruction and trucking industry experts

  • Calculating full damages, including future care needs

  • Aggressive negotiation or trial against corporate defense teams

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