Accidents with commercial trucks involve a different set of issues than normal auto accidents. We understand what a truck and tractor-trailer case demands — and we have the resources to pursue it.
Representing injured people
Fully multilingual counsel
Upfront to hire us
Truck company investigators reach the scene within hours — driver logs and onboard data can be gone before you call anyone.
In the U.S. there are around ten million trucks actively operating, and it only takes one overworked driver to change a life in an instant.
These collisions bring in federal safety regulations, driver logs, maintenance records and a company defending its own interests from day one. Our role is to establish what actually happened and hold every responsible party to it — the driver, the carrier, or whoever else contributed.
Acting early to secure driver logs, GPS and onboard data.
Identifying every party at fault, not just the driver.
Checking hours-of-service, maintenance and inspection compliance.
Building the full record of your injuries and recovery.
Handling every contact so you never face them alone.
Prepared to take your case before a jury when needed.
We listen to what happened and tell you where you stand. Walk-ins welcome.
We secure the evidence and determine who is responsible.
We present the case and negotiate while you focus on healing.
Settlement or trial. You pay nothing unless we recover for you.
20+
Settlements recovered in automobile accident cases
$0
Numerous jury trials won in Wisconsin
EN / ES / LT / RU
Fully multilingual counsel
“A truck case is won with what you preserve in the first weeks — not with what you argue at the end.”
Practicing in Wisconsin
Numerous trials won
English, Spanish, Lithuanian, Russian
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Nothing upfront. We advance every cost of the case and take one third or less of the settlement plus the actual case costs at the end. No recovery, no fee.
The driver, the trucking company, the cargo loader, the maintenance provider or the parts manufacturer — sometimes more than one.
Not before speaking with an attorney. Recorded statements are used to reduce what you receive.
Wisconsin sets a deadline, and truck evidence can disappear long before it expires. Call as soon as you can.
