Truck Accident Lawyer Group

Despite the efforts by the United States Government to keep motorist safe from large commercial trucks and industrial trucks, each one weighing as much as 10,000 pounds, thousands of people continue to become victims of truck accidents. According to data from the U.S. Department of Transportation, about 140,215 fatal truck accidents and non-fatal truck accidents occur every year. These truck and semi crashes cause approximately 89,000 injuries and 5,000 fatalities per year throughout the country. However, with more registered vehicles on the road than ever before, including more than eight million large trucks, the number of victims from these colossal trucks is bound to grow.

If you or someone you know were involved in a truck or semi accident, you may be entitled to compensation. Contact a truck accident lawyer to receive a Free Case Evaluation of your truck or semi accident.

Although trucking accidents do not occur as frequently as other types of transportation collisions, truck crashes are in fact more dangerous due to the enormous weight and size of a truck or semi. In many cases, those who are not killed by trucking accidents often end up with catastrophic injuries such as spinal cord, brain damage, back, neck, and even loss of limbs. Injuries from truck and semi accidents often require extensive and costly medical treatments that may be needed for the rest of victim's life. This is why the federal government has passed regulations that dictate how the trucking industry needs to operate, in order to protect the well- being of the public from truck and semi accidents. Unfortunately, the safety of the public at times is not always the highest priority of the trucking industry. With tight deadlines to meet, sometimes corners are cut and regulations are broken.

Common reasons why a truck accident may occur include:

• Truck driver fatigue
• Blind spots in the truck driver's vision
• Reckless driving of the truck or semi
• Mechanical failure of the truck or semi
• Overloading of the truck
• Insufficient space between the truck and the cars near it

There are numerous reasons why a truck or semi accident may occur and it can be difficult in certain situations to figure out what went wrong. That is why it is important to solicit the aid of a truck accident lawyer. Trucking laws are not the same as regular traffic regulations that most of us have to follow. Instead, truckers have to follow strict federal and state regulations. A knowledgeable truck accident lawyer will not only know these special laws, but how to uncover regulation violations and the evidence needed to win your truck or semi crash case. Do not wait until it is too late. Contact one of our truck accident lawyers for a free case evaluation of your truck or semi crash.

If you or someone you know were involved in a truck accident, you may be entitled to compensation. Contact a truck accident lawyer to receive a Free Case Evaluation of your truck or semi accident.