We handle a wide range of trucking accident cases
Practice Areas
Practice Areas
There are many different types of trucking accidents and our team can handle them all. From general semi-truck and 18 wheeler accidents all the way to farm truck and implement accidents and everything in between, we can help you navigate the complex legal system.
Semi-truck and 18 wheeler accidents
Semi-truck, commercial vehicle, and 18-wheeler accident cases with serious injuries.
Delivery driver accidents
Amazon, UPS, FedEx, and food delivery vehicle accident cases.
Uber and Lyft accidents
Commercial rideshare vehicle collisions and passenger injuries.
Livestock and cattle hauling accidents
Agricultural transport crashes involving livestock trailers and cattle hauling vehicles.
Grain truck and farm vehicle accidents
Harvest season collisions with grain haulers, farm equipment, and agricultural machinery.
Construction trucks and equipment accidents
Heavy machinery crashes, dump truck collisions, and construction site vehicle incidents.
Tanker and oil service truck accidents
Oil tanker trucks, gas transport vehicles, and hazardous cargo accidents.
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Beyond the Crash: Understanding the Legal Landscape of Truck Accidents
Truck Accident Lawyer Guide to How Federal Regulations Apply to Semi-Truck Accidents.
Navigating truck accident law is no easy feat. Complex regulations, multiple potential defendants, and significant damages make claiming your rightful compensation a challenge. Don't go it alone.
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Locations We Serve
With physical offices in Kansas and Texas, the Truck Accident Lawyers Group is ready to represent injured people who have had a motor vehicle and truck accident anywhere in the United States. Make sure you hire an experienced truck accident lawyer who understands the safety rules under the FMCSR.
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