COMMERCIAL VEHICLE AND TRUCKING Accidents
18-Wheeler Collision Lawyer
There are many factors that can lead to an accident with an 18-wheeler. Overloaded trucks, driver fatigue and failure to adhere to safety regulations can all cause serious accidents. We have handled numerous claims against commercial trucking companies as well as individual truck owners and their insurance carriers.
Since 1990, Dussault & Zatir has helped hundreds of clients recover compensation for injuries sustained in accidents involving trucks on an Interstate highway or on a city street. With offices in New Bedford, Fall River, Taunton and Providence, we are equipped to represent injured people all along the South Coast.
Do Not Accept less than your Case is Worth!
Insurance adjusters are trained to save the insurance company money. They do not have your best interests in mind. Many insurance companies resort to ruthless tactics to convince injured people to accept less than what their cases are worth. You deserve to make a full recovery — and you deserve to receive full and fair compensation. Only with the help of an experienced personal injury attorney can you enforce your right to receive the amount that your case warrants.
Find out what your case is worth!
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(508) 999-2000
F.A.Q.
Have some extra questions? Check out our most frequently asked questions from our clients before giving us a call!
Is the driver or the trucking company liable in a commercial trucking accident?
Both the driver and the company they are employed by may be liable in an accident, depending on the investigation. Our team of attorneys can help determine who is responsible.
What should I do after a commercial vehicle or truck accident?
First, always call the police to start an accident report and investigation. You should also seek medical attention – even seemingly minor commercial vehicle accidents can lead to serious injuries, some of which may not have immediate symptoms. Next, seek legal representation as soon as possible, and limit your communication with the other party and insurance companies as much as possible until you are represented by an attorney.