Dedicated to Commercial Vehicle Accident Victims

At the law firm of DiCesare, Davidson & Barker, our dedication shows through. We handle cases from start to finish, not stopping until we reach a resolution. When you turn to our firm for help, you will have an experienced attorney on your side all the way.

Our attorneys truly are experienced. In fact, each of the partners at our firm possesses no less than 20 years of experience. Furthermore, lawyers at our firm are Board Certified in Civil Trial Law, meaning we know how to get results, even if it means taking your case into the courtroom.

Handling all Types of Commercial Vehicle Accidents

Our law firm handles all types of commercial vehicle accidents in Lakeland and throughout Central Florida, including:

• Tractor trailer accidents
• Delivery van accidents
• Moving truck accidents
• Company car accidents
• UPS and FedEx truck crash cases

No matter what type of accident is involved, our goal is to get compensation for the victim. Our goal is also to handle property damage. Our goal is to help in any way we can.

In commercial vehicle accident cases, we are often going up against big businesses and the insurance companies that represent them. Yes, that adds an additional challenge. Yes, that’s a challenge that we are ready for.

Board Certified in Civil Trial Law: What does Board Certification mean? It means that an attorney is one of the very few who has met the high standards of excellence required to achieve this title. Only a small percentage of attorneys are Board Certified.

Free Case Evaluations: Ask a Lawyer About Your Case

Contact us to schedule a free consultation about your vehicle collision case.

Legal Services Provided in English and Spanish

In addition to English speakers, our firm includes staff members 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 commercial truck, van or car accident case. All personal injury and wrongful death cases are handled on a contingency basis.