Truck Accidents
Starr Austen & Miller’s attorneys are here to help you and your loved ones, if you’ve been involved in a car accident, and injured by a semi or large truck.
In many cases, truck accidents result in catastrophic injury or death, seriously damaging affected families emotionally and financially. The financial and emotional issues are compounded if the injury results in permanent disabilities.
Following truck accidents, families often face some very real questions: How do we meet our basic needs? How do we pay for our medical bills? What do we do now?
Victims tend to rely on insurance companies to guide them. Although truck operators are required to carry $1 million in liability coverage, victims are advised to seriously weigh any offers from insurance companies. Truck accident victims need guidance from professionals who will advocate for them.
If you are experiencing a loss due to a truck accident, we’re here to help.
Truck Accident Q&A
- What criteria should I look for in a truck accident attorney in Indiana?
- 8 Part Summary of Trucking Regulations
- What should I do after a truck accident?
- What laws apply to trucking accidents?
- How do I recover medical expenses for a truck accident?
- Can I sue the trucking company?
- How do I file a truck accident claim?
- Why shouldn’t I face the trucking company and its insurer alone?
- How much is a fair trucking accident settlement?
- What are the types of compensation for victims of a serious truck accident?
- How much is my truck accident case worth?
- What is the process for truck accident litigation?
- National truck accident statistics show why truck accidents are more dangerous than many other vehicle collisions
- What evidence does the trucking company have that could help prove my claim?
- What is an Hours of Service Violation?
- What are the most common causes of truck accidents?
- Are truck drivers employees or independent contractors?
- Are truck accidents common occurrences? What makes semi trucks so dangerous?
- How can GPS tracking evidence be used in truck accident litigation?