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Truck Accident Lawyers
Crashes with 18-wheelers, delivery vans and commercial trucks cause serious injuries, and trucking companies move fast to protect themselves. Calling early lets us request driver logs, black box data and dispatch records before they disappear.
- Free case review
- No fee unless we recover*
- Help in all 50 states*
- We handle the insurance company
Our role
How We Help
- 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
Compensation
What You Can Recover
- 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
Protect your claim
What to Do After It Happens
- 1
Get Medical Care
Go to the ER or your doctor right away, even if you feel okay. Some injuries show up days later.
- 2
Document Everything
Photos of the scene, vehicles and injuries. Witness names and numbers. The police report number.
- 3
Don't Talk to Their Insurer
You don't have to give the other side a recorded statement. Give them our number.
- 4
Call Before You Sign
A free review now protects evidence and keeps every option open.
FAQ
Common Questions
Why are truck accident cases different from car accidents?
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.
How quickly should I contact a lawyer after a truck crash?
As soon as possible. Carriers can start altering or overwriting electronic data within days. Calling early lets us send preservation letters before that data is lost.
Do I have to sue the truck driver?
Often the trucking company, broker, or shipper is also legally responsible. We look at every angle so the responsible parties actually pay.
What if my truck crash happened outside Georgia?
Joy Coleman is licensed in Georgia. For crashes in other states, we work with lawyers licensed there, with your written consent, so you still have one point of contact.
*Joy Elizabeth Coleman, Esq. is licensed in Georgia. Cases in other states are handled with lawyers licensed in those states, with the client's written consent.
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(470) 444-7109*No attorney's fee unless we recover for you. Clients may still be responsible for court costs and case expenses.