Truck & Commercial Vehicle Accident Lawyer

Truck accidents often involve more severe injuries, more defendants, and more complex insurance policies. In addition to the driver, the trucking company, maintenance contractors, and even vehicle manufacturers may share liability. These cases also require knowledge of federal trucking regulations, like driver rest limits, maintenance logs, and weight restrictions.

Depending on the situation, responsibility could fall on the truck driver, their employer, a third-party logistics company, or even a manufacturer. In some cases, multiple parties are at fault. We investigate ownership records, employment relationships, and compliance with state and federal law to determine who should be held accountable.

Yes—time is especially important in trucking cases. Companies often move fast to repair or dispose of vehicles, and federal regulations only require certain records to be kept for a limited time. The sooner you contact an attorney, the better chance we have of preserving key evidence and protecting your claim.

It’s best not to speak with them directly. Their job is to minimize what they pay—and they may ask questions designed to shift blame or limit your recovery. We can handle all communication and make sure your words aren’t used against you later.

There is no upfront cost. We handle trucking cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning we don’t get paid unless we win your case. This allows clients to focus on healing while we handle the legal battle against the company or insurer.