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Volvo, Peterbilt, Freightliner, and Kenworth tractors can have different models and equipment. Learn why identifying the exact truck matters after a Dallas 18-wheeler wreck.
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U.S. 75 carries dense commuter and commercial traffic through Dallas and Richardson. After a truck sideswipe or forced-off-road collision, video, digital mirrors, GPS, and electronic evidence may help prove what happened
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I-35E is one of the major commercial-traffic corridors through Dallas. After a serious 18-wheeler wreck, evidence from the truck, driver, cameras, electronic systems, and trucking company may help explain what happened.
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An 18-wheeler wreck can cause internal bleeding and serious injuries to the liver, spleen, kidneys, lungs, heart, intestines, and other organs. Learn the warning signs, treatment options, potential compensation, and why evidence should be preserved immediately.
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A serious Dallas 18-wheeler wreck may involve the truck driver, motor carrier, tractor or trailer owner, freight broker, maintenance company, cargo loader, manufacturer, and other businesses. Learn why identifying the entire chain of companies can be critical to a truck accident claim.
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The name on an 18-wheeler does not always tell you who owns the tractor, owns the trailer, employs the driver, or controls the shipment. Learn how leasing agreements, equipment ownership, motor-carrier records, and maintenance responsibilities can affect liability after a Dallas truck wreck.
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A trucking company’s responsibility may go beyond the truck driver’s actions. Learn how prior crashes, license history, safety violations, drug and alcohol records, training, supervision, and driver qualification files can reveal whether a Dallas trucking company hired or kept an unsafe driver.
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After a serious Dallas 18-wheeler wreck, you may have claims against both the truck driver and the trucking company. Learn how Texas vicarious liability, employment status, and the trucking company’s own negligence can affect your case.
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If an 18-wheeler caused your Dallas wreck, the truck driver may not be the only responsible party. Learn when the trucking company itself may be liable and what evidence can help prove it.
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