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Truck and commercial vehicle accidents

Truck crash cases move fast on the defense side. Carriers and their insurers often send investigators within hours. Injured people need someone moving just as fast for them.

Why truck cases are different

More parties can be responsible: the driver, the carrier, a broker, a maintenance shop, a cargo loader. Key evidence such as electronic logging data, dash cameras and maintenance records can be lost if no one asks to preserve it.

Evidence we pursue

  • Electronic logging device and engine data
  • Hours-of-service and dispatch records
  • Driver qualification and training files
  • Inspection and maintenance history
  • Video from the truck, nearby businesses and traffic cameras

Questions we hear

Who pays in a truck crash?

Often the motor carrier and its insurer, but other companies may share responsibility. Commercial policies typically carry higher limits than personal auto policies.

Case Results

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Results obtained by Eric D. Townsend and Jacob B. Pyle.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Results described on this site are examples of past matters and do not predict or guarantee the result of any future case. Every case is different and depends on its own facts and the law. Amounts shown are gross recoveries, before attorney’s fees and costs. Where shown, “carrier first offered/paid” is what the insurer had offered or paid before the client retained counsel. Client names and identifying details are omitted.

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