Were You Injured in an Arizona Semi-Truck Accident?
We hold trucking companies to FMCSA standards.
When a semi-truck driver is negligent or an 18-wheeler's brakes fail, everyone on the road is in serious danger. On the highway, a rural road or in the city, a truck accident can have catastrophic consequences. In 2007, there were more than 1,500 truck accidents involving injuries or deaths on Arizona roads.* In an industry that is heavily regulated for safety, that's too many.
Our attorneys understand the impact a semi-truck accident has on you.
If a member of your family has been seriously injured in a truck accident, or if a loved one has been killed in a fatal accident, Knapp & Roberts has the experience and resources to help your family recover the money you need and deserve. Our attorneys know the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Act (FMCSA) and the safety regulations that must be followed.
What makes a commercial trucking wreck unique?
Truck accident injuries are almost always serious and require an attorney who understands complex medical situations. In addition, a truck accident can involve complicated circumstances that require careful investigation.
Trucking accident investigation: Our firm has the resources and network to investigate the accident. What is the driver's record? What caused the accident? How well was the truck maintained? Were the tractor and trailer owned by different entities? Big rigs are subject to state and federal regulations. Did the driver and trucking company follow the law?
Network of experts: When serious, catastrophic injuries are involved, our attorneys consult with a network of medical experts to determine what financial resources will be required to recover from the accident. We also hire consultants for trial preparation. We bring together a complete team to handle each individual case.
We invite you to learn more at our truck accident practice center.
Contact us as soon as you are able to. Our lawyers represent clients throughout the state as well as nonresidents who were injured in a semi-truck accident on an Arizona road or interstate.
*Statistics reported on FMCSA Web site http://ai.volpe.dot.gov/CrashProfile/CrashProfileMainNew.asp?STATE_ID=AZ&dy=2007
