Who can be held responsible in a truck accident?

More than just the driver. The trucking company, a freight handler, the vehicle owner, or even a maintenance contractor may share liability. We investigate every angle.

How soon should I call a lawyer after a truck accident?

Immediately. Trucking companies often send their lawyers and investigators to the crash scene. We need to act fast to preserve evidence before it disappears.

Is there a difference between truck and car accident claims?

Yes — truck cases involve federal laws, higher insurance policies, and more complex liability. They require deeper investigation and stronger legal strategy.

What if I lost a family member in a truck crash?

We handle wrongful death claims for surviving spouses, children, or parents. These cases are tragic — and we fight to make sure your family gets justice.

How much does it cost to hire your firm?

We don’t charge anything up front. You only pay if we win your case.

Truck Accidents

Crashes involving large trucks and 18-wheelers are different from regular car accidents. The injuries are usually more severe, the legal process is more complex, and the companies involved fight hard to protect their money.

That’s why you need a law firm that knows how to take them on — and win.

With more than 40 years of experience, we’ve helped clients recover millions after serious truck accidents. We investigate thoroughly, move quickly to preserve evidence, and build cases that trucking companies can’t ignore.

Types of Truck Accident Cases We Handle

We represent people injured in crashes involving:

18-wheelers and semi-trucks
Box trucks, delivery trucks & cargo vans
Tractor-trailers hauling heavy loads
Dump trucks and commercial vehicles
Truck vs. car, truck vs. pedestrian, and multi-vehicle pileups
Fatal truck accidents and wrongful death

Federal Trucking Regulations

(hours of service, maintenance logs, driver qualifications)

Multiple Parties

(driver, trucking company, equipment manufacturer, freight company)

Higher Insurance Limits

and more aggressive defense lawyers

Severe Injuries

including brain trauma, spine injuries, and death

What Compensation May Cover

Emergency medical bills & surgeries
Physical therapy and long-term care

Lost income & reduced earning capacity
Pain, suffering, and permanent limitations

Wrongful death expenses for families
Property damage and other losses

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can be held responsible in a truck accident?
More than just the driver. The trucking company, a freight handler, the vehicle owner, or even a maintenance contractor may share liability. We investigate every angle.
How soon should I call a lawyer after a truck accident?
Immediately. Trucking companies often send their lawyers and investigators to the crash scene. We need to act fast to preserve evidence before it disappears.
Is there a difference between truck and car accident claims?
Yes — truck cases involve federal laws, higher insurance policies, and more complex liability. They require deeper investigation and stronger legal strategy.
What if I lost a family member in a truck crash?
We handle wrongful death claims for surviving spouses, children, or parents. These cases are tragic — and we fight to make sure your family gets justice.
How much does it cost to hire your firm?
We don’t charge anything up front. You only pay if we win your case.

Why It Matters

When a truck driver or company cuts corners, people get hurt. These aren’t fender benders — they’re devastating crashes that change lives. We take them seriously.

We’ve recovered millions for clients by building strong cases, demanding accountability, and refusing to back down. And we only get paid when you do.