Representing Clients Injured In Truck Accidents

Highways and roadways in Eugene, Oregon, and across the country are dense with large trucks carrying cargo and goods to a variety of destinations. We rely on these trucks to supply the stores at which we shop with the goods we need for our day-to-day lives. Unfortunately, the large number of trucks also leads to a large number of truck accidents.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident, turn to our experienced personal injury team at the Law Office of Robert A. Miller. At our office, you can meet with an Oregon tractor-trailer accident injury attorney who can review your case and advise you of your options.

Throughout our many years of practice, we have handled numerous car accident and truck accident cases for injured individuals and offer a free initial consultation so you can have your case evaluated by a member of our firm.

Severe Accidents With Severe Consequences

There are a wide variety of causes of truck accidents, including:

• Driver negligence (speeding, falling asleep at the wheel, reckless driving)
• Improper truck maintenance
• Failure to provide adequate driver training
• Mechanical failure
• Overloaded or unbalanced cargo

When semi trucks are involved in motor vehicle accidents, they often cause other motorists to be seriously injured due to the size and weight of the trucks. Our firm represents clients who have sustained a range of severe injuries in a truck accident, including:

• Traumatic brain injuries
• Spinal cord injuries
• Head, neck and back injuries
• Broken bones
• Amputations
• Lacerations and abrasions
• Sprains and strains

These severe injuries often require more substantial medical care, and an experienced attorney can help you seek the financial support you need to recover after your accident.

Who Can Be Sued In A Truck Accident?

Truck accidents often involve multiple parties, any of whom may be legally responsible for your injuries. Our attorneys will investigate the facts of your case to determine who can be held liable:

• The truck driver, if they were negligent, impaired or violated safety laws
• The trucking company, for unsafe hiring practices, poor training or failure to follow federal regulations
• The vehicle or parts manufacturer, if a defect contributed to the crash
• The maintenance provider, if improper repairs or inspections played a role
• The cargo loader, if improperly loaded or unsecured freight caused the accident
• Other motorists, if their actions created conditions that led to the collision

Identifying all liable parties is essential to maximizing compensation. At the Law Office of Robert A. Miller, we build strong claims that hold the right people accountable.

We Look Forward To The Opportunity To Meet You

To learn more about your rights and options after a tractor-trailer accident injury or semi-truck negligence accident with a Eugene, Oregon, truck accident lawyer at our firm, call 541-359-4331 or reach out to us online.