Throughout Pima, there has been an increase in the number of trucks sharing the road with vehicles, maneuvering around pedestrians, and trying to navigate tight streets with bike riders. When accidents occur, you need a trusted and 30-year experienced Pima truck accident lawyer to remain by your side.
Expect a Pima personal injury lawyer at Suzuki Law Offices to pursue full and fair compensation for you after such a tragic loss.
We Determine Why Your Truck Accident Happened
One of the most important steps our truck accident attorneys in Pima will take is determining what caused your accident to happen. This can help us to determine who may be responsible for the losses you have suffered. We use police reports and other evidence to determine what happened, including looking at factors such as:
- Intoxicated driving: This could be due to drugs or alcohol
- Fatigued driving: Many times, truck accidents occur because the driver did not receive the necessary and mandated breaks they are required under law to minimize fatigue behind the wheel
- Distracted driving: Truck drivers may be distracted if they are using navigational tools, texting or talking on the phone, or eating while behind the wheel, which takes their attention off the roadway.
- Vehicle failures: It becomes critically important for our attorneys to look into any potential vehicle equipment failures in your case since these could be a large-scale risk for others.
- Loading mistakes: In some situations, truck accidents occur because the vehicle was loaded improperly, and a shift caused the incident.
- Reckless driving: Speeding, failing to signal, and engaging in reckless, even aggressive driving puts others at risk, and yet it is not uncommon for this to occur.
Truck accidents like this can change the lives of many people. Let our Pima truck accident attorney work with you to ensure your rights are understood and any damages you are owed are obtained. We do not stop fighting for our clients, and you can find answers in our FAQs section.
Do Not Wait to Get the Legal Help You Need
According to A.R.S. §12-542, you have two years from the date of the truck accident to file a compensation claim. Yet, it takes a significant amount of time to determine what your losses are and prove who caused them. The sooner you act, the faster we can work to preserve your right to compensation.
Determine Who Is at Fault for Your Losses
One of the ways our attorneys help our clients is by identifying all potential parties responsible for the truck accident. There could be more parties than you realize. Some of the people that our truck accident lawyer in Pima will seek out to determine fault include:
- The truck driver: Most of the time, the truck driver plays some role in the accident, and losses you have, and it is always our goal to pursue any legal action possible to protect your rights in these cases.
- Trucking companies: Truck companies are responsible for the losses they cause by not properly training their drivers, not ensuring they have well-qualified and licensed drivers, and not adhering to state and federal operational laws and restrictions.
- Truck owners: In some situations, the driver of the truck is using a third-party vehicle. That owner may be responsible for the upkeep and maintenance as well as all safety regulations related to the truck.
- Manufacturers: Truck manufacturers may be responsible for designing or manufacturing defective vehicles if their design leads to the injury of a car driver or another person.
- Loading companies: there are many instances in which the company loading the truck must follow very specific methods to minimize risk to drivers and others. If they fail, the losses could be the truckloading company’s responsibility.
There is always a big picture to consider, and with over 30 years of experience, you can expect our team to analyze every facet of your case to determine who is responsible. Our Pima truck accident attorneys are trusted professionals with a solid reputation for providing exceptional legal support in trying and highly risky situations. Do not let anyone else fight for your right to compensation.
We Prove Truck Drivers Made the Mistakes
When it comes to proving the cause of a truck accident, it often comes down to evidence. Trucking companies have powerful insurance companies and attorneys who will do all they can to reduce the risk of paying hefty fines. That is why we are aggressive in seeking all evidence available to back up your claims.
- Medical records from all involved: We look to see if there was a health risk that could have caused the accident, including intoxication.
- Onboard truck navigational and other logs: These can provide insight into what the truck driver was doing prior to the accident, verifying their distraction or negligence.
- Vehicle maintenance logs: We can pursue access to mechanical records to determine if the vehicle was properly maintained.
- Accident recreation evidence: In situations of serious loss in the claim, we may seek out accident experts who can recreate what occurred, demonstrating the fault of the driver or other party.
- Witness statements: We also gather any witness statements available that can help to prove the losses you have.
Expect our legal team at Suzuki Law Offices to pursue full and fair compensation in your case and to do it with a passion for helping you recover the best possible outcome. Our Pima truck accident attorneys care about your long-term results as well as any limitations you may face in the future due to the negligence of truck drivers. Let us pursue full compensation for you in every situation, so read our reviews to learn more.
Set Up a No Risk, Free Consultation with a Pima Truck Accident Attorney Now
When you call our Suzuki Law Offices to discuss your case, you get the one-on-one support you need to go up against the big insurance companies and powerful trucking companies with confidence. Set up a free consultation with our Pima truck accident lawyer now to determine what your rights are. We are here to answer your questions and provide you with the guidance you need.
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