Truck Accident Attorney in Lexington

Potentially liable parties in such accidents include but are not limited to:

• the truck driver;
• the trucking company;
• cargo loaders;
• truck manufacturers, and 
• truck maintenance providers. 

Determining liability often requires thorough legal analysis and investigation and powerful legal resources. That is why we recommend bringing us on board to help you figure out the truth about what really happened.

Recoverable damages in a typical truck accident case in Lexington include:

• medical expenses;
• lost income;
• vehicle repair costs;
• pain and suffering;
• emotional distress;and 
• in severe cases, punitive damages. 

Ultimately, the uniqueness of your case will determine the specific damages you may be entitled to. 

In Kentucky, the statute of limitations for truck accident claims is generally two years. This invisible yet impactful clock starts to count from the date of the accident or injury discovery. If your claim falls outside this deadline, you’ll lose your right to sue. That’s one more reason to take legal action immediately.

Yes, unlike ordinary drivers, commercial truck drivers in Lexington and throughout the state of Kentucky are subject to both federal and state regulations. These regulations impose higher standards for operation, training, and vehicle maintenance.

Here, we’ll need to gather strong evidence such as:

• driver logbooks;
• vehicle maintenance records;
• accident scene photos and videos;
• expert opinions; and 
• witness statements. 

Rest assured, our firm has access to powerful legal resources to build a strong case on your behalf if you have a viable claim.

Truck accident experts from Morgan and Morgan, the nation’s largest and most powerful injury firm, are ready to review your case for free. The goal is to determine whether you have grounds to sue. Once that’s figured out, we’ll contact you to discuss how best to proceed. 

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