Truck Wreck Lawyer
A loaded commercial truck can weigh 20-30x more than a car, so injuries are often catastrophic. Multiple parties may share fault (driver, trucking company, cargo loader, maintenance provider), and federal FMCSA rules apply. Critical evidence — ELD/’black box’ data, dashcam, logs — can disappear fast.
Years of combined legal experience
States licensed — TX, OK, NM & AZ
Cost to you unless we win your case
Free case reviews, day or night
Truck accident claims we handle
Jackknife & Rollover Wrecks
Often tied to speed, load balance, or driver fatigue.
Cargo & Load-Related Accidents
Improperly secured or overloaded cargo shifting or spilling onto the road.
Tire Blowouts & Equipment Failure
Maintenance neglect that turns into a catastrophic wreck.
FMCSA & DOT Violations
Hours-of-service, licensing and inspection violations that establish liability.
Multi-Defendant Wrecks
Driver, carrier, cargo loader and maintenance provider may all share fault.
Real truck accident case outcomes
What we do in the first days after your wreck
Legal-hold letters, immediately
We move within days to preserve ELD/black-box data, dashcam footage and maintenance logs before they can be overwritten or destroyed.
Truck inspection & expert reconstruction
When needed, we inspect the vehicle and bring in accident-reconstruction and trucking-safety experts.
Every liable party identified
Driver, carrier, cargo loader and maintenance provider — we pursue every party the law allows.
FMCSA violations documented
Hours-of-service, licensing, inspection and maintenance records are checked against federal requirements.
Full claim valuation
Catastrophic injuries require catastrophic-level case valuation — we build for the full lifetime impact.
No fee unless we win or settle
You pay nothing up front, and nothing at all unless we recover compensation for you. We’re ready to try the case if that’s what it takes.
Filing deadlines by state — federal FMCSA rules apply regardless
Texas
2-year filing deadline
Modified comparative fault (51% bar)
Oklahoma
2-year filing deadline
Modified comparative fault (51% bar)
New Mexico
3-year filing deadline
Pure comparative fault
Arizona
2-year filing deadline
Pure comparative fault
Deadlines and comparative-fault rules can be technical and unforgiving — this is general information, not legal advice for your specific situation. A free case review will confirm exactly where you stand.
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