Truck Accidents Austin
Truck accidents in Austin involve massive vehicles such as semi’s and buses. From tow trucks and cement mixers to big rigs, 18-wheelers, trash trucks, and buses to commercial fleet trucks and utility trucks, accidents involving commercial trucks are in a separate category than passenger vehicle accidents. This is because different laws and regulations apply to commercial transportation.
Not only do different laws apply, the injuries and property damage sustained in these accidents tend to be massive. The sheer size of these vehicles is deadly. Add in flammable and heavy payloads and you have a recipe for disaster.
In addition, commercial trucking is a business. If you’re involved in a commercial trucking accident, expect the trucking company to take an aggressive stance. You’ll need an Austin attorney experienced truck accidents to counteract aggressive legal posturing and to represent your legal rights.
This type of accident requires expertise and finesse. This is not your run-of-the-mill auto accident claim that can be settled easily amongst insurance adjusters. Whether you’ve been severely injured or not, retain an Austin attorney as soon as possible to protect your interests and pursue your case.
In the meantime, keep these key points in mind:
- Contact us ASAP! We offer a free, no obligation consultation.
- If contacted by the trucking company’s insurance company, attorney, or any other representative, do NOT make a statement or engage in discussions until you have talked to legal counsel of your own.
- After retaining our services, refer any callers from the other side directly to your Austin attorney
As an Austin attorney experienced in commercial trucking accidents, we know the federal and state laws governing transportation as well as the tactics commonly used in these cases. We are skilled at investigating trucking accidents and at standing up against aggressive maneuvers designed to intimidate accident victims. While our attorney is compassionate, kind, and gentle, he can also be equally aggressive when the case warrants such actions.