Let Our Truck Accident Attorneys Fight The Trucking Company For You
At Link & Associates, our truck accident attorneys proudly fight for clients who have suffered injuries in trucking accidents in the Dallas area. Our extensive experience in these cases has taught us how to prepare effective claims that maximize the compensation our clients receive. Understanding the difference between a tractor-trailer collision and other auto accidents is the first step in getting the compensation you need for medical expenses, lost income and other costs resulting from the crash.
For a free consultation with an experienced truck accident lawyer, please call 214-945-8026 or contact us by email. Hablamos Español. We are a bilingual law firm serving English and Spanish-speaking clients throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Why You Need Our Experienced Truck Accident Attorneys After A Tractor-Trailer Accident
Accidents involving tractor-trailers and other large trucks are not like other accidents. These massive vehicles are far more likely to cause significant injuries and major legal challenges in the victim’s recovery process. Seeking fair compensation in these accidents often means dealing with the employer of the driver who hit you, which can make your injury claim considerably more complicated.
One of the key differences between tractor-trailer accidents and other auto accidents is the sheer size of the trucks involved. The size and weight of commercial trucks often cause catastrophic injuries that require extensive medical care for years to come.
Another factor that makes truck accidents different is that commercial truck drivers must adhere to a stringent set of federal regulations designed to ensure safety on the roads. These rules specify how long a driver can be on the road in a day, what cargo regulations they need to follow, and other driving factors. Our Texas truck accident lawyers have extensive experience in these matters, and we can use the rules and regulations to help prove fault in your claim.
Our Truck Accident Attorneys Know How To Establish Liability
You may be surprised to learn that someone other than the truck driver may be liable for your injuries. In many cases, the truck driver’s employer may be liable for pushing the driver to work beyond regulated hours, with excessive cargo loads or at reckless speeds to meet deadlines. In other cases, the manufacturer of a defective truck component may be liable if the defective part caused the crash.
After an accident, it is vital to prove who is liable for the injuries you suffered. Many commercial vehicles have a black box, or electronic logging device, inside of them that can offer essential information about the truck before and during the collision. Our truck accident lawyers are skilled in securing this information and analyzing the black box data to develop the strongest case possible for our clients.
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If you were hurt in an accident involving a tractor-trailer, make sure your legal representation knows how to handle the claim. Call our Texas truck accident lawyers at 214-945-8026 or contact us by email to schedule your free initial consultation.