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Truck accidents are among the most devastating crashes on Texas roads. When a commercial truck or 18-wheeler collides with a passenger vehicle, the injuries are often catastrophic and life-changing.
At Sorrels Law, we represent individuals and families harmed by negligent truck drivers, trucking companies, and commercial carriers. Our trial lawyers understand the complex federal regulations, insurance issues, and corporate tactics involved in trucking litigation — and we are prepared to aggressively pursue justice for our clients.
Truck accident cases are far more complicated than ordinary car accidents. Multiple parties, commercial insurance policies, and federal transportation regulations are often involved.
Collisions involving tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, and large commercial carriers.
When a trailer swings outward and folds toward the cab, creating dangerous multi-vehicle crashes.
Severe collisions where a passenger vehicle slides underneath a commercial trailer.
Truck rollovers caused by speeding, overloaded cargo, or improper driving maneuvers.
Crashes caused by texting, exhaustion, or violations of federal hours-of-service regulations.
Commercial drivers operating under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medications.
Improperly loaded cargo leading to shifting loads, spills, or loss of vehicle control.
Wrongful death cases involving catastrophic trucking collisions.
Negligent hiring, training, supervision, maintenance, and safety violations by trucking companies.
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Trucking companies and their insurers move quickly after a crash. In many cases, defense teams begin investigating within hours in an effort to protect the company and minimize liability.
At Sorrels Law, we act just as aggressively for our clients. Our team understands how to investigate. We prepare every case as if it will go to trial because serious trucking cases often require aggressive litigation to obtain full compensation.
Commercial trucks can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, making them significantly larger and heavier than passenger vehicles. Because of their massive size and force, truck accidents often result in catastrophic injuries such as traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, paralysis, multiple fractures, severe burns, internal organ damage, and wrongful death. Many of these crashes are entirely preventable and occur because trucking companies or drivers prioritize speed, deadlines, and profits over public safety. Common causes of truck accidents include driver fatigue, distracted driving, speeding, improper truck maintenance, overloaded or improperly secured cargo, inadequate driver training, and violations of federal safety regulations. Understanding exactly how and why a truck accident occurred is often critical to proving liability and holding negligent parties accountable.
The actions you take after a truck accident can significantly impact your case.
Even if your injuries seem minor, prompt medical treatment protects both your health and your legal claim.
A police report can provide important documentation and evidence regarding how the accident occurred.
Photos of the crash scene, vehicle damage, road conditions, and injuries can become critical evidence later.
Independent witnesses may help verify what happened and strengthen your case against the trucking company.
Insurance adjusters may try to minimize your claim or obtain statements that could later be used against you.
Keeping organized records of treatment, bills, and lost wages helps document the full extent of your damages.
Truck accident cases are more complex because they often involve federal regulations, corporate defendants, multiple insurance policies, and extensive evidence.
Potentially liable parties may include:
Depending on the case, compensation may include:
Texas law imposes strict deadlines on personal injury claims. It is important to speak with a lawyer as soon as possible to protect your rights.
This is common. Trucking companies and insurers aggressively defend these claims. An experienced trial lawyer can investigate the crash, preserve evidence, and fight to hold negligent parties accountable.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident, you do not have to face the trucking company or its insurance lawyers alone.
Sorrels Law is ready to fight for the compensation and accountability you deserve.
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