Alexandria Truck Accident Lawyer

Former sheriff's deputy, age 72, was rear-ended by a heavy-duty work truck, aggravating a degenerative neck problem.

Logging truck’s failure to yield caused client to suffer fractures in the arm and leg, amputation of 3 toes, and shoulder injuries.

Fall at a hotel convention center caused hand, neck, and low back injuries resulting in a 7-year recovery period.

Injuries to back, chest, shoulder, leg and spine requiring surgery.

Client was rear-ended sustaining injuries to the neck, back, and knee.

Client was struck and killed during daylight hours while retrieving an item from the highway.

Client was t-boned by a city vehicle sustaining neck and back injuries, TMJ, and headaches that required physical therapy and multiple injections.

Client was rear-ended causing injuries to the neck and right side of the body. Client’s neck injury required surgery.

Client on a bicycle was hit by a police patrol car causing brain damage, and injuries to the head, neck, legs, and arm.

Client was rear-ended by a big rig causing low back and neck pain; physical recovery and treatment included injections, physical therapy, and counseling.

Head-on collision led to wrist and hand injuries that required surgery, seat belt injuries, pain in the neck, sternum, pelvis, abdomen, shoulder, and back, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

18-wheeler driver was rear-ended by another 18-wheeler causing headaches and neck injury.

Client was backed into while on the job at an oil field site. Collision resulted in numerous back and neck injuries requiring surgeries.

Client went to the aid of a vehicle accident victim and was struck and killed by a passing vehicle.

Client sustained two broken legs from a fall over an unreasonably dangerous tripping hazard.

Head-on collision that left client with back and neck injuries as well as seat belt injuries. Client’s recovery was lengthy and included physical therapy and injections.

A defendant driver's unprotected left turn caused a collision, resulting in a severely broken leg requiring surgery, PTSD, loss of independence, and job loss for the client.

18-wheeler driver turned left, without the protection of a green arrow, in front of client. The collision caused injuries to the hand, neck, shoulder, low back, hip, foot, ankle, and eye.

Client was hit by a delivery truck and the vehicle rolled over. Client’s injuries included six broken ribs and a neck injury requiring extensive medical treatment.

Client was rear-ended multiple times by a big rig causing PTSD, spinal injuries requiring spinal fusion surgery, physical therapy, and counseling.

Client was hit by a commercial vehicle that ran a stop sign. Injuries to the knee, neck, and back requiring interventional pain management.

Insurance company refused to pay for hail damage to a commercial property.

Client was rear-ended by a drunk driver of an 18-wheeler causing client to suffer short-term memory loss and injuries to the head, neck, shoulders, and back.

Client was struck by a vehicle in a gas station parking lot. Client suffered head and brain damage resulting in memory loss.

Client’s husband died due to a logging truck running a red light.

Client sustained injuries to head, leg and wrist. Client’s broken leg required surgery. In addition, client sought treatment with a neurologist for his head injury and cognitive issues.

Client’s motorcycle was hit by a car leaving him in the ICU with facial injuries, arm injuries, and amputation of one leg.

Client was rear-ended while sitting at a stop sign. Neck and back injuries resulting in headaches and disability. Neck injury required surgery.

Defendant driver’s failure to stop at a stop sign caused a collision injuring the client’s leg and ankle (required surgery), knee, hip, back, and chest. The airbags deployed, causing airbag injuries.

Client was hit head-on by a delivery truck sustaining injuries to the knee, hand, neck, and back. Neck injury required surgery.

A piece of loading equipment fell on client causing spinal injuries resulting in partial disability.