Tractor-trailer crashes
Rear-end, underride, jackknife, and rollover collisions involving 18-wheelers.
Florida truck accident representation
Hit by a commercial truck? Trucking companies move fast. So should you.
Truck crash claims can involve the driver, the trucking company, the cargo loader, and multiple insurance policies. Evidence such as driver logs and onboard data may be lost if it is not requested early.
No attorney's fees or costs on injury cases unless we recover for you. Available 24/7.
Multiple responsible parties
A truck case may involve the driver, the carrier, a broker, a maintenance company, or a cargo loader.
Federal safety rules
Commercial carriers are subject to federal hours-of-service, inspection, and driver qualification rules.
Evidence can disappear
Electronic logging data, dash cameras, and maintenance records may be overwritten or discarded.
Cases we review
Truck accident claims
Delivery & box trucks
Crashes involving delivery vans, box trucks, and commercial fleet vehicles.
Serious injuries
Fractures, spinal injuries, head injuries, surgery, and long-term impairment.
Wrongful death
Claims on behalf of families who lost a loved one in a commercial vehicle crash.
What to do now
Protect your claim
- 1Get medical care and keep all treatment records.
- 2Call police and get a copy of the crash report number.
- 3Photograph the vehicles, the truck's company name, and DOT number if visible.
- 4Get witness names and contact information.
- 5Avoid giving recorded statements to the trucking company's insurer before speaking with a lawyer.
Tell us what happened.
It takes about two minutes. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.