They Have Rapid Response Teams. You Have Us.

A trucking accident is not just a 'big car wreck.' It is a complex federal battle against massive corporations who start building their defense the moment the crash happens.

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Why General Attorneys Fail at Trucking Cases

Most personal injury lawyers treat a semi-truck crash like a fender bender. They look at the police report, talk to the insurance adjuster, and settle. This is a mistake that costs clients millions.

Trucking companies are governed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). There are thousands of regulations regarding driver hours, load weight, and maintenance. If your attorney doesn't know how to prove a violation of 49 CFR § 395 (Hours of Service), they are leaving your money on the table.

The First 48 Hours Are Critical

Trucking companies often destroy evidence legally if you don't stop them. We immediately send a Spoliation Letter to preserve:

The "Black Box" (ECM) Data
Dash Cam & Cab Footage
Driver Qualification Files
Post-Accident Drug Testing

ECM Data Points Recovered

Vehicle SpeedLast 60 Seconds

Brake ApplicationPressure & Duration

Throttle Position% Depressed

Engine RPMShift Patterns

Seatbelt UsageDriver Status

The "Black Box" Tells No Lies

Every modern commercial truck is equipped with an Electronic Control Module (ECM). This computer records the truck's exact behavior in the moments leading up to impact.

While the driver may claim a car "cut them off," the ECM data often reveals the truth: speeding, failure to brake, or erratic throttle usage. Our rapid response team coordinates with forensic engineers to download this data before it is overwritten or the truck is "repaired."

Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Audit
We cross-reference the Black Box with the driver's digital logs to find "Hours of Service" violations.

We Target Every Responsible Party

In a trucking case, the driver is often just the first layer of liability. We follow the money up the chain.

The Driver

Speeding, fatigue, drug use, or distracted driving.

The Company

Negligent hiring, forcing drivers to skip breaks, or skipping maintenance.

The Shipper

Improper loading leading to cargo shifts or rollovers.

The Manufacturer

Brake failure, tire blowouts, or mechanical defects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Commercial trucks carry much higher insurance policies than regular cars—often $1,000,000 or more. Additionally, the injuries are often catastrophic, leading to higher medical costs and pain and suffering damages.

Say nothing. Do not give a recorded statement. They are looking for anything to use against you later. Direct them to your attorney immediately.

The Electronic Control Module (ECM) records critical data like speed, braking, and engine RPMs in the seconds before a crash. It is the most objective witness in the case, but the data can be overwritten if not downloaded quickly.

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Don't let the trucking company control the narrative. Call us to secure the evidence today.