Phoenix Commercial Vehicle Lawyers

COMMERCIAL CARRIER LAWYERS

We understand trucking or commercial carrier accidents. Many individuals may believe that these types of accident cases are similar to accidents that only involve passenger vehicles. In fact, these types of cases have many different considerations and legal variables that make them quite distinct. There are many different aspects and subjects of trucking claims and accidents that may potentially DRASTICALLY impact your ability to recover.

Commercial carriers or drivers are legally required to keep detailed maintenance and driving logs to keep track. If an individual fails to maintain these logs or equipment it can impact the course of a civil claim. In someone destroys the evidence or covers up deficiencies, this can also impact their case case. We understand what to look for in order to win these types of cases and we know how best to protect you.

Finally, trucking accidents typically result in more serious injuries and consequences. Because of this, it is very important to fully document all medical bills, lost wages and even expenses. If you or a loved one has been injured by a commercial vehicle, allow us to help you today. We can even visit you in your home or hospital for a free consultation.

We truly go the extra mile for our clients and make sure they are in good hands. We believe our experience, past results, and personal attention makes us different than most other Arizona attorneys.

TRUCKING ACCIDENT STATISTICS

Arizona, along with other states in the United States have special laws that apply to drivers in truck accidents. Actually, Arizona is one of only 10 states that have changed their laws to regulate speeds by imposing a slower speed limit for large trucks and other commercial vehicles. Large trucks (tractor-trailers, single-unit trailers, and some cargo vans or trucks that weigh more than 10,000 pounds) are responsible for many of the large truck accidents that occur every year on the highways of Arizona.

Statistics show that year over year more than 450,000 large trucks were involved in crashes. There are many factors that may contribute to these accidents or incidents, including poor driving conditions, problems with the trucks brakes, and fatigue of the driver.