Truck Accidents
Serving Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and surrounding areas
A commercial truck is legally defined as any vehicle transporting goods that weigh 10,000 lbs. or more. Tractor-trailers, semis, eighteen-wheelers and other large trucks fall into this category. Due to their sheer size, weight (an average of 80,000 lbs), and various cargo, truck accidents are usually very serious. It isn't unusual for truck accidents to cause catastrophic injuries and multiple fatalities.
Most commercial trucks are insured by large insurance companies that only have their own interests at heart. In many instances these companies will go to great lengths to avoid paying truck accident claims. If fact, they usually try to dissuade victims against even hiring a lawyer. But, because truck accidents cause such major injuries, vehicle damage and often death, it is critical that you have the right truck accident attorney to represent and protect the rights of you and your loved ones.
We handle these type of cases every day and we know what it takes to get you the damages you are entitled to, including compensation for current and future medical bills, current and future lost wages, pain and suffering and permanent injury.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident, contact us today for a free consultation. We work on a contingency basis, which means that you will not pay us a fee until we win or settle your case out of court.
To learn more about truck accidents please read our Truck Accident FAQs.
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