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Truck-crash injuries are often severe and can worsen. A same-day medical record protects both your health and your case.
A loaded semi can weigh 20 to 30 times what your car does. When one hits you, the injuries are serious and the trucking company's lawyers are already working. You need someone working just as fast for you.
Truck accident cases are not just bigger car accidents. They involve federal safety regulations, driver logbooks, electronic data recorders, and often multiple responsible parties — the driver, the trucking company, the cargo loader, and the maintenance provider.
The trucking company's insurance team shows up at the scene fast — sometimes within hours. Their goal is to control the evidence and limit what they pay. We move quickly to preserve the black box data, secure the logs, and identify everyone who shares the blame.
If you're reading this from a hospital bed, your phone, or somewhere worse — you're already doing the most important thing: looking for help. Here's the rest.
Truck-crash injuries are often severe and can worsen. A same-day medical record protects both your health and your case.
Black boxes get wiped, logs disappear. We send legal hold letters fast so the trucking company can't destroy what matters.
The company's insurer will call. Anything you say can be used to reduce your claim. Refer them to us.
Free consultation in English or Spanish. We'll explain who's liable and what your case is worth.
Trucking companies are required to keep certain records — but only for a limited time. We act in the first days to lock down the data before it's gone.
Hours-of-service violations, maintenance failures, improper loading. We know where trucking companies cut corners and how to prove it.
Serious truck wrecks mean serious damages — surgeries, lost income, long-term care. We make sure every cost is on the table, not just the ER bill.
“They answered my call right away and took care of everything. I just focused on getting better while they handled the rest.”
It's often more than just the driver. The trucking company, the cargo loader, the maintenance provider, or even the truck manufacturer may share liability. Part of our job is identifying every responsible party — because more responsible parties can mean more available coverage for your recovery.
In most Texas truck accident cases, you have two years from the date of the crash. But truck cases especially reward moving fast, because critical evidence like driver logs and electronic data can be lost or overwritten within weeks. (Attorney to verify deadlines for your specific case.)
Most commercial trucks have an electronic control module that records speed, braking, and other data in the moments before a crash. This data can be decisive — but it can also be lost if no one moves to preserve it. We send preservation letters immediately.
Be very careful. A fast offer usually means the company knows your case is worth more than they're offering. Talk to us before you sign or cash anything — once you accept, you typically can't go back for more, even if your injuries turn out to be worse.
Nothing upfront. We work on a no win, no fee basis — our fee comes out of the recovery, and only if we win. If we don't recover for you, you owe us nothing.
Tell us what happened. We respond the same day, in English or Spanish, and we'll explain exactly what your case is worth.