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Truck & 18-Wheeler Accidents

Serious collisions call for serious preparation.

Commercial truck collisions often cause severe injuries and involve layers of responsibility: the driver, the carrier, maintenance contractors, and cargo loaders, each with their own insurers. Federal safety rules also come into play, and trucking companies begin protecting themselves immediately.

How We Help

  • Acting quickly to preserve driver logs, electronic control module data, and maintenance records
  • Investigating hours-of-service and federal safety rule compliance
  • Identifying every responsible party and insurance layer
  • Working with reconstruction and medical experts where the case requires it
  • Pursuing the full extent of damages for catastrophic injuries

What to Do Next

Evidence in trucking cases can disappear fast; a preservation letter should go out early. Consultations are free, and you are under no obligation. Call (346) 500-5834 or request a consultation online.

Frequently Asked Questions

Potentially the driver, the trucking company, the vehicle owner, maintenance providers, or cargo loaders, each with separate insurers. Identifying every responsible party is central to these cases.

Driver logs, electronic control module data, and maintenance records can be altered, overwritten, or lost. A preservation letter early in the case helps protect that evidence.

Yes. Federal and state safety regulations govern hours of service, maintenance, and driver qualification, and violations can be important evidence.