Georgia Truck Accident Attorney
Collisions with 18-wheelers, delivery vans, and commercial vehicles cause devastating injuries — and the trucking companies and their insurers move fast to protect themselves. We move faster to protect you: preserving driver logs, black-box data, and dispatch records before they disappear.
- Immediate evidence preservation letters to trucking carriers
- Investigation of driver logs, ELD data, and maintenance records
- Identification of every liable party (driver, carrier, broker, shipper)
- Coordination with accident reconstruction experts
- Handling of federal (FMCSA) regulatory violations
- Trial co-counsel referral for large-value cases
Damages we pursue
- Current and future medical treatment
- Long-term care and home modifications
- Lost income and diminished earning capacity
- Physical impairment and disfigurement
- Pain, suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life
- Family loss of consortium
- Property damage
- Wrongful death damages
FAQ
Trucking is heavily regulated by federal law (FMCSA). There are more potential defendants, more evidence sources (ELDs, black boxes, dispatch), and much higher insurance limits. That makes early investigation critical.
As soon as possible. Carriers can start altering or overwriting electronic data within days. We send preservation letters immediately.
Often the trucking company, broker, or shipper is also legally responsible. We look at every angle so the responsible parties actually pay.
We handle those matters through our nationwide co-counsel network so you keep one point of contact throughout the case.
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