Truck Accidents

The statute of limitations for truck accident lawsuits in Texas is generally two years from the accident date. This includes personal injury lawsuits and wrongful death lawsuits. Filing your case by the deadline that pertains to your case is crucial. If you don’t, you risk losing your right to pursue fair compensation if the statute …

The facts of your collision will determine who can be held liable for a delivery truck accident. Generally, the individual or organization that owns the delivery truck may be financially liable for any damages its drivers cause. In some cases, the driver of the delivery truck may be personally liable, and sometimes the truck manufacturer …

Personal injury lawyers know how to sue a trucking company and can sue a liable trucking company for you. The attorney will likely need to file a lawsuit, prove the negligence of the trucking company (or its employees), and negotiate a settlement or take your case to trial. A truck accident attorney can take care …

After you have suffered severe injuries in a truck accident, contacting emergency responders and 911 should be your top priority. However, while you wait for help to arrive at the scene of the accident, there are other steps you can take to start building your case against the liable party. After your medical evaluation, your …