Truck Accidents

Beasley Allen leverages extensive knowledge to secure the best possible outcomes for our clients, bringing decades of experience and a proven track record to your case.

Experience is Key in Trucking Cases

Every day, thousands of trucks travel our roads. Due to their size and weight, accidents involving these large vehicles can cause significant damage and severe injuries. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, around 140,000 to 150,000 people are injured in commercial vehicle accidents each year in the U.S., many of whom face lifelong challenges.

At Beasley Allen, we recognize the trauma and challenges that follow trucking accidents. With decades of experience and over $32 billion in verdicts and settlements, our seasoned trial lawyers are committed to securing the best possible outcome for you. We take on large trucking firms and their insurance companies both in and out of the courtroom. Our thorough investigations uncover the crucial details needed to win your case and maximize your recovery.

Collisions involving semi-trucks can be particularly devastating. Hiring an experienced trucking accident attorney is one of the best decisions you can make in such situations. Trucking companies often have teams of lawyers to protect themselves from liability, so it’s essential to choose an attorney who understands the complexities of trucking accidents and is dedicated to protecting your interests.

By the Numbers

Our results speak for themselves. We’ve secured hundreds of millions in compensation for our clients. Read more about noteworthy verdicts & settlements:

Partnering with Attorneys Nationwide

We’re proud to work alongside fellow lawyers who trust us as co-counsel in truck accident cases. Our firm is known for its success and years of experience in this complex field. We understand the details of truck accident cases and collaborate with other attorneys to create effective legal strategies.

As co-counsel, we offer our partners valuable resources, extensive knowledge, and trial experience to achieve the best outcomes for their clients. We are committed to helping our colleagues secure justice for truck accident victims, addressing every need along the way.

Our mission is to transform trucking litigation by developing innovative techniques and sharing our insights. We aim to empower a network of skilled attorneys, enhancing our collective experience and making the world a safer place.

Types of Truck Accidents

Truck accidents can be complex, but our experienced lawyers are here to help. Here are some common types of truck accidents:

  • Rollovers: Occur when a truck loses control and rolls over due to tire blowouts, speeding on curves, overcorrection, or other driver errors.
  • Jackknife Accidents: Happen when a truck skids and its trailer swings out at a 90-degree angle, resembling a folding pocketknife.
  • Head-on Collisions: These occur when a truck veers into oncoming traffic, often due to driver fatigue, distraction, or medical issues, making a collision almost unavoidable.
  • Rear-end Collisions: Occur when a truck driver fails to stop in time for slowed or stopped traffic.
  • Blind Spot Collisions: Trucks have large blind spots, making it hard for drivers to see other vehicles.
  • Lost or Shifting Freight: Improperly secured or loaded cargo can detach or shift suddenly, causing the driver to lose control or stop abruptly, leading to crashes.
  • T-Bone Crashes: These happen when a truck runs a stop sign or red light and hits another vehicle on its side.
  • Underride and Override Collisions: Among the deadliest, underrides occur when a smaller vehicle gets wedged under a truck, while overrides happen when a truck runs over a smaller vehicle from behind.

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