Commercial trucks. Commercial policies. Commercial stakes.
West Texas highways carry the oilfield’s traffic, and when an 80,000-pound vehicle causes a crash, a corporate defense team is working it that day. You deserve the same urgency.
What trucking cases demand.
Preserve before it vanishes
Driver logs, electronic control data, inspection records, dispatch texts — spoliation letters go out immediately, because trucking evidence has a short shelf life and the carrier knows it.
Federal rules are the measuring stick
Hours-of-service, maintenance, hiring, drug testing — FMCSA regulations define what the company should have done. Violations turn a crash into a corporate-negligence case.
Follow every policy layer
Carrier, broker, shipper, excess insurers — commercial coverage stacks, and defendants point fingers. We name every responsible party and let the jury sort their excuses.
How a claim becomes a recovery.
Asked at 2 a.m., answered here.
The trucking company's insurer already reached out. What do I say?
How is this different from a car-crash case?
General legal information, not legal advice for any individual case or situation. Every case differs — liability and recovery depend on the specific facts, coverage, and venue. Speak with counsel about yours: 915-279-0000, answered 24/7. Se habla español.