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Commercial trucks are a lot longer and heavier than other vehicles on the road. They’re a lot taller, too. The maximum height for a commercial truck is generally 13 feet 6 inches, though some states allow trucks up to 14 feet in height to travel their roads. That’s in stark contrast to the height…

Truck accident cases tend to be much more complicated than other types of auto accident claims. A big reason for that involves liability. Several parties are often involved in commercial trucking operations. So, when a large tractor-trailer, big rig, or semi-truck is involved in a traffic accident, several parties can potentially be liable for…

Forklifts are not commercial semis barreling down I-35. But they can cause injuries just as severe. In Texas warehouses, ports, and oil field loading areas, lift trucks move heavy materials day and night. All it takes is a quick misjudgment or a moment of inattention for something to go terribly wrong.  If you have…

Texas highways see more than their share of tractor-trailer collisions. These are not ordinary wrecks. The immense size of an 18-wheeler changes everything – your injuries, recovery, bills, and legal options. If you are asking how much you can get from a Texas tractor-trailer accident, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. That’s because every case brings…

In Texas, according to the National Security Council, there are, on average, 810 deaths a year caused by truck accidents. If you’ve suffered injury as a result of an 18-wheeler accident in Texas, you may be wondering how long it will take to settle your personal injury claim. This is especially so if you…