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Money. Plain and simple. Profits over safety.
In recent years, there has been more effort on the part of government organizations and trucking companies to reduce the number of serious truck accidents and truck wrecks on the road. Big rig trucks, semis and 18-wheeler trucks are particularly dangerous when they strike an automobile and get involved in truck accident. Trucking companies claim they are revising their own corporate safety policies and procedures in an effort to try reducing deadly accidents, but, in truth, trucking companies still place profits ahead of driver's safety.
Over 15 million trucks are driving on the road in any given year and over 100,000 people are injured in truck accidents.
Why is there a significant risk when driving a large truck?
A few of the causes of truck accidents are:
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Order our Free Book, Biggest Mistakes Drivers Make After an Accident - Make sure you are protected before you speak to an insurance adjuster or call us for a FREE initial consultation. Truck accidents cause the wrongful death and injuries of thousands of victims in Texas and Oklahoma every year and insurance companies DO NOT want to fairly settle your case. Let experienced truck accident lawyers handle your truck accident case. If you need help after a serious truck, big rig truck, semi tractor-trailer and 18-wheeler truck accident crash, or want to obtain one of our free books, please contact the Dallas based lawyers at the Rasansky Law Firm at 1-877-405-4313.
Why are Truck Wrecks Serious Accidents?
Semi-trailer or 18-wheeler accidents cause serious accidents because trucks typically travel at greater and faster speeds than most cars - causing greater force upon impact. The typical injuries we include broken bones, spinal cord injuries including paralysis, brain injury or brain damage, and even death.
But, truck companies, are always not the always the only responsible parties in these types of horrific truck wrecks. We evaluate these cases and look at every possible angle and look for every potential party that may share in the blame. Potential parties could include the manufacturer of the car in which you and/or your loved one was riding because of a product defect, road construction companies for failing to provide appropriate notice of road defects or road hazards, or any other number of potential companies or businesses.
The laws involved in truck accident and semi-tractor trailer wreck cases are extremely difficult to navigate and complex. This is why it's important that you talk to an experienced truck accident attorney. We can review your case and help you fight against a trucking company.
Do not try to negotiate with the company on your own. Trucking companies are ruthless when it comes to scaring victims away from court. They will try and minimize your claims and distort the facts. Do not bargain or accept their terms. Contact the Rasansky Law Firm to speak with a truck accident attorney today.
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