If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident, you may be facing serious injuries and struggling to manage mounting medical bills. If the accident was caused by another party’s negligence, you may be eligible to file a claim. Let an experienced attorney from Gray and White Law help you. We will fight for justice and for you to receive the compensation you deserve. Call (502) 210-8942 or complete our online contact form today.
Why Choose Our Hardin County Truck Accident Lawyer?
- We prioritize clear communication and personalized attention for every client. Your concerns and needs will always be at the forefront of our legal strategy.
- Our firm has the resources to take on large trucking companies and their insurers. We are well-prepared to handle complex litigation and advocate aggressively on behalf of our clients.
- We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you do not pay any legal fees unless we secure a favorable outcome for your case.
Common Causes of Truck Accidents in Hardin County
Here are some of the most common causes of truck accidents in Hardin County:- Driver Fatigue: Long hours on the road can lead to driver fatigue, impairing alertness and reaction times.
- Distracted Driving: Distractions like texting, using a phone, eating, or adjusting the radio can divert a truck driver's attention from the road.
- Speeding: Trucks require longer distances to come to a stop compared to smaller vehicles. Speeding increases the likelihood of accidents, especially when unexpected obstacles arise.
- Improper Loading or Overloading: Incorrectly loaded or overloaded trucks can become unstable or tip over.
- Inadequate Training: Inexperienced or poorly trained drivers may lack the skills needed to handle large commercial vehicles.
- Mechanical Failures: Poorly maintained trucks with mechanical issues like brake failures, tire blowouts, or steering problems.
Types of Compensation Available
Various forms of compensation may be pursued after a truck accident. These can include:- Medical Expenses: Reimbursement for current and future medical expenses.
- Lost Wages: Any income you lost while recovering.
- Diminished Earning Capacity: If you suffered an impairment or permanent disability, compensation may be recovered for the difference in income that you can earn now compared to before the collision.
- Property Damage: The repair or replacement of your vehicle and any personal items damaged.
- Pain and Suffering: For the physical pain and discomfort endured.
- Emotional Distress: Compensation for any psychological conditions caused by the crash, such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, etc.