Cargo Truck Accident

Victims of cargo truck accidents can claim various forms of damages, which often fall under three categories:

• Economic
• Non-economic
• Punitive damages (only for certain cases and jurisdictions)

Economic damages cover quantifiable losses such as medical expenses, both immediate and ongoing, lost wages from time taken off work due to injuries, and potentially loss of future earning capacity if you or a loved one suffered a forever injury.

Non-economic damages are awarded for losses you can’t touch or substantiate. These include pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life.

If we find that the defendant’s conduct was particularly egregious or reckless, we may be able to help you obtain punitive damages. These damages are meant to punish the wrongdoer and deter similar conduct in the future.

You should consider taking legal action after a cargo truck accident, even if you’re not the direct victim. Here’s why:

It enables victims to seek compensation for the substantial costs associated with their injuries and recovery, which can be extensive given the severe nature of such accidents.

Taking legal action also allows you to hold responsible parties accountable. By doing so, your case could trigger improvements in safety practices and regulations, potentially preventing future accidents.

You’ll also have a sense of justice and closure for you or your loved ones.

Lastly, a Morgan and Morgan attorney can help navigate the complexities of these cases. Bear in mind that we never settle for less unless it is the right offer. That’s how we’ve been able to recover more than $20 billion in settlements and verdicts for the injured.

Cargo trucks carry large insurance policies, and you shouldn’t expect their insurance providers to compensate you without fighting. They’ll try to lowball you or even blame you for the accident. For this reason, you deserve someone with your best interests at heart and the resources to fight aggressively for what you deserve.