Truck Accident Attorney in Phoenix

Truck Driver Error and Trucking Company Negligence
I-10, I-8, I-17, I-19 and Other Dangerous Arizona Roads

The initial investigation is crucial in trucking accident cases. Vital evidence should be gathered shortly after an accident takes place. It may even be necessary to call in an accident reconstruction specialist to analyze the data. Our firm is committed to doing what it takes to protect your rights, and we have an in-house full-time private investigator with 20 years of experience to serve you.

Phillips and Lyon represents injured motorists and truck drivers in Arizona who were hurt in a semi crash or auto-truck collision accident.

Our team of experienced lawyers works hard to obtain the fair compensation truck accident victims deserve for medical bills, lost wages and pain and suffering. We also represent family members of fatal truck accident victims in wrongful death claims.

There are no up-front fees or costs to pay to get the dedicated representation and personal service of a respected attorney at Phillips and Lyon. Call us at (800) 272-LAWS today. We have offices in Phoenix and seven other convenient locations.

Who is responsible for your serious truck accident?

Federal and state law requires truck drivers to keep accurate records of hours worked, miles traveled and rest time. This is because the government understands how dangerous it is for a truck driver to be on the roads for extended amounts of time resulting in exhausted and inattentive drivers. We will examine the log books, looking for evidence that the truck driver did not get the required amount of rest.

The attorneys at Phillips and Lyon will fight to hold negligent trucking companiesaccountable. When trucking companies skimp on truck maintenance, leading to brake failure or a tire blowout, they should have to pay for the damages and injury. When trucking companies overload a truck causing a serious accident, they can be held responsible.

When a roadway design defect or negligent highway construction or maintenance causes a truck accident, both the truck driver and the injured motorist may have a claim against the governmental agency responsible. Time may be running out to file your claim. There are different time limits for these cases, so act now.

Insurance Issues in Trucking Accidents

The insurance companies that represent trucking companies can be some of the most difficult to work with. Even if a truck driver falls asleep and hits a motorist, the insurance carrier often will not offer to settle the claim with fair compensation. We have found it is often necessary to file a lawsuit before a reasonable offer is made.

Our extensive litigation experience enables us to offer you the dedicated representation you need in forcing the insurance companies to do what is right in your trucking accident injury case.

Contact a Phoenix Truck Accident Attorney to receive a free consultation. All personal injury cases are billed on a contingent basis, meaning that we do not receive payment unless we obtain a financial settlement or award for you. In other words: No recovery, no fee ... no exceptions.