Tractor Trailer Accidents
Help for Tractor Trailer Accident Victims
In Lakeland, Haines City and throughout Central Florida, people turn to the law firm of DiCesare, Davidson & Barker for representation in truck accident cases. People turn to us because each of the partners at our firm possesses no less than 20 years of experience. People turn to us because attorneys at our firm are Board Certified in Civil Trial Law. Attorney E. Taylor Davidson Jr. used to defend trucking companies and now uses that experience to help clients sue them.
Our lawyers recognize that results are what people enlist a law firm for. When you turn to us for help with a tractor trailer accident case, it’s because you need assistance getting compensation and handling property damage. You can count on us to help.
Overcoming Challenges in Tractor Trailer Accident Cases
The laws that govern truck drivers and the trucking industry are different than those that apply to other drivers. These laws are designed specifically to prevent these large vehicles from causing harm to other parties that they share the road with. When we begin investigating tractor trailer accident cases, the first thing we look for is whether or not any of these laws were violated.
Not surprisingly, we frequently find that they have been. We find that drivers have spent too many hours on the road. We find that trucks haven’t been maintained properly. We find that loads are too heavy. We find the evidence we need to prove their liability.
Learn more about these cases by visiting our truck accident practice center.
Free Case Evaluations: Ask a Lawyer About Your Case
Contact us to schedule a free consultation about your 18-wheeler collision case.
Legal Services Provided in English and Spanish
In addition to English speakers, our firm includes staff members and attorneys who are able to offer assistance in Spanish.
All Cases Handled on a Contingency Basis
You are not required to pay any attorney fees unless we get results in your personal injury or wrongful death case. All cases are handled on a contingency basis.