Semi Truck Accidents
Semi Truck crashes are much different than car accidents. They are the predictable result of bad route planning, too-heavy of a load, or truck drivers who make bad decisions like speeding, driving too fast for conditions, ignoring traffic signals, driving distracted, drowsy driving or driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Federal Regulations can help your case against a big trucking company but if you do not understand the regulations, they can hurt your case. It takes a dedicated attorney to handle the complex process of litigating a truck accident case, including working with experts to reconstruct the accident and the events leading up to it. Here at the Law Office of Milton Goff we will uncover the necessary evidence to support your case and negotiate with the trucking company's insurance representatives and their trucking attorneys who represent the trucking industry — both at the negotiating table and in court. If you are injured in a Truck Crash, call the Law Office of Milton Goff and receive the experienced legal representation you deserve.
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