Large Truck Accidents

Fort Worth Truck Accident Attorney

Statistics show that every year nearly 500,000 large trucks (tractor trailers or semi-trucks) are involved in traffic accidents in the United States. Approximately 5, 000 of these accidents result in fatalities. Generally, the victims of these accidents are those individuals and passengers of the vehicles who are struck by outsized trucks. Typically, the drivers of the monstrous trucks escape unharmed.

Although the Federal government has placed guidelines for tractor-trailer and other larger truck operators to adhere to, truck safety advocates question the effectiveness of these guidelines. Such factors that could relate to a truck operator creating a dangerous condition on the road would be driver fatigue, consumption of alcohol or drugs, failure to control speed while driving, or failure to effectively monitor other drivers on the road.

If you are a loved one has been injured or killed in a large truck accident it is important to consider your legal options. The Law Offices of Terry K. Fleming will offer you a free consultation and will help protect your legal rights. Please keep in mind that there may be time limits in which you must commence your law suit.

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The Law Offices of Terry K. Fleming handles car accident, truck accident, medical malpractice*, knee injury, and social security disability cases in Fort Worth, Granbury, Stephenville, Weathorford, Grapevine, Arlington, Forest Hills, Everman, Crowley, River Oaks, White Settlement, Westworth Village, Westworth Hills, Edgecliff, Haltom City, Sansom Park, Saginaw, Richland Hills, Burleson, Randon and throughout Texas. Contact our Fort Worth car accident attorneys today for a free consultation regarding your case. Our Ft. Worth accident lawyers won't charge a fee unless you recover money in your case.

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