Settlements and verdicts
Truck Accident Case Results
Listed below are commercial vehicle matters our firm resolved for Texas clients, each one tagged with the county it came out of. We publish them because you are being asked to hand a stranger the largest legal problem of your life, and you should get to see something concrete before you do.
In a trucking claim, proof sets the value
Two wrecks that look the same from the shoulder can end up worlds apart, and the difference is usually what could be proven. When the engine data, the hours logs, the dispatch traffic and the maintenance history all survive, the carrier is negotiating against a documented account of its own conduct. When those things quietly aged out instead, everyone is left arguing about memory. That is why the opening weeks decide so much, and it is a large part of why our attorney's military background matters to this work.
Coverage sets the ceiling
The second factor is insurance. Motor carriers generally carry far more coverage than the average driver, and a single crash can involve more than one policy: the carrier's, the owner of the trailer, the freight broker, sometimes the company whose goods were on board. Identifying every layer is part of the job, because even an overwhelming case against a defendant with thin coverage collects only what is actually there.
Selected recoveries
A commercial truck ran our client’s vehicle off the roadway, causing severe injuries.
A red-light runner in a commercial vehicle set off a chain-reaction collision.
An unsafe wide right turn carried a truck driver across lanes of traffic.
An 18-wheeler sat unlit on the I-45 shoulder, and a family lost a loved one there.
Other lawyers called the claim minor. It resolved in six months for seven figures.
These results reflect the firm’s record across Texas, not outcomes obtained in Abilene. Every case is different. A past result is no guarantee of, and no prediction about, what any other case will bring.
What these numbers are not
None of these matters happened in Abilene. They came out of Montgomery, Harris and Walker counties, and we label them honestly instead of leaving a reader to assume otherwise. No figure here forecasts another case. Your claim will rise or fall on your injuries, the evidence that gets preserved, the carrier involved and the coverage standing behind it. Anyone who quotes you a number over the phone before reading a single record is selling something.
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