FAQs Category: Truck Accidents

Courts and insurance companies typically assign fault in truck accidents. However, a truck accident lawyer can investigate a collision and advocate for their client to help ensure that fault is properly assigned.  For example, an attorney could present evidence to the insurance company or court that shows that the truck driver, trucking company, or a …

Truck accidents can be devastating, both physically and emotionally. Whether you were involved in a collision with a large commercial truck or witnessed one, the aftermath can be overwhelming and confusing. One of the biggest concerns for those involved in a truck accident is the fear of going to court.  This is a valid question …

In a truck accident case, negligence is typically established by showing that the truck driver had a duty to operate their vehicle safely, breached that duty through actions like speeding or distracted driving, and directly caused the plaintiff’s injuries as a result of that breach. A third party, such as a mechanic, could also be …

If you have been involved in a truck accident, it is important to remain at the scene and contact the police. Calling 911 is the best way to get emergency services and law enforcement to the scene quickly and efficiently. If you can safely do so, take photos, jot down notes, and obtain witness statements. …

If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident, you may wonder what you can do to protect your right to financial compensation. To preserve your rights after a truck accident, you should: Call 911 to report the accident to the police and seek medical attention. Take photos, exchange information with …

While every case is unique, truck accident claims typically settle within six to 24 months of the incident date. In the simplest cases, a settlement may occur after a conversation between the insurance company and your lawyer before a civil lawsuit is filed. The parties may also come to an agreement during the legal proceedings …