Why Choose Our Trucking Accident Attorneys?
Our team of skilled trucking accident attorneys have decades of combined experience handling complex truck accident cases. We know how to thoroughly investigate accidents involving commercial trucks and build a strong case on your behalf.
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Call Monsees & Mayer today at (816) 361-5555 with any questions regarding your claim. We are here to help.
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Get Compensation With The Help Of A Trucking Accident Attorney
- Fully investigate your accident and build a strong case
- Determine the cause of the crash
- Identify all liable and negligent parties
- Determine the full scope of your damages and losses
- Handle all communication with insurance companies
- Work to negotiate a fair settlement on your behalf
- File a lawsuit and represent you in court.
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Determining Fault In A Trucking Accident
As the plaintiff, you’ll need to prove that the truck driver, trucking company, manufacturer, or other parties acted negligently. Some key factors to consider include:
- Driver negligence. Was the truck driver speeding, distracted, fatigued or under the influence of drugs/alcohol? Did the driver fail to follow safety procedures or properly secure the load? If so, the driver and trucking company may be liable.
- Company negligence. Did the trucking company fail to properly maintain the vehicle or adequately train the driver? Did they pressure the driver to violate safety laws to meet delivery deadlines? The company may share fault.
- Equipment failures or defects. If faulty brakes, tires, or other critical parts caused or contributed to the accident, the manufacturer or mechanic could be at fault. Your lawyer can conduct an investigation to determine if any equipment was defective or improperly serviced.
- Road conditions. Were there dangerous road conditions like potholes, debris in the road, or poor visibility that contributed to the accident? If so, local government entities responsible for road maintenance and safety may share liability.
Causes Of Trucking Accidents
Driver Fatigue
Poor Vehicle Maintenance
Lack of proper vehicle maintenance and inspection leads to thousands of crashes each year involving brake failure, defective steering or tires, and other critical components. Be wary of trucks that appear visibly damaged or deteriorated, as this may indicate the vehicle is not properly maintained and could malfunction or become unstable.