How Do You Move Forward After A Truck Accident?

When you drive next to a commercial truck on the highway, even the air becomes harder to drive through. The massive size and weight of these trucks are enough to make sharing the road harder, and getting into an accident with one can leave people with the most devastating of injuries.

At Cunningham, Chernicoff & Warshawsky, P.C., our goal is to help you understand the obstacles ahead of you in a commercial truck accident and help you overcome them. Attorney David Dowling has extensive experience seeking justice for people in Harrisburg who’ve lost so much. We hold the responsible parties accountable for their negligence.

The Complexity Of Negligence In Truck Accidents

While every motor vehicle accident can lead to extensive injuries, which are fought vigorously by insurance companies, truck accidents are more complex. The injuries are often more serious than other accidents, but the confusing chain of liability is what causes the most complications. You see, any truck accident has many parties involved:

• The driver of the truck
• The owner of the truck
• The group that loaded the truck
• The municipality that maintains the road
• The group that created the schedule

Because of strict federal and Pennsylvania laws regarding commercial vehicles and the initial liability for an accident, it can be a lengthy and hard-fought process to arrive at the appropriate outcome for a given accident.

How Serious Are The Injuries From A Commercial Truck Accident?

The injuries that come from truck accidents run the full range from minor cuts and bruises to massive physical injuries to your spinal cord and brain. Often injuries from negligence in commercial trucking can lead to death. The medical treatment for these issues is expensive. And the trucking company does not want to end up with the bill.

Turn to us. We have over 120 years of combined experience and have helped many people pursue compensation for truck accident injuries. Reach out to us today for a free consultation by calling 717-260-3527 or sending an email.