Trucking Litigation

Serious Semi-Trailer Truck Accidents Require Serious Legal Representation

Any time a semi-trailer truck or 18-wheeler collides with a passenger car, the odds of catastrophic injury or wrongful death are greatly increased due to the size and weight differences of the vehicles involved. After a big rig or 18-wheeler truck accident, an attorney experienced in handling truck accidents, such as those at Marsh Rickard & Bryan, P.C., in Birmingham, Alabama, can make a real difference.

When you hire a truck accident attorney, you want someone who understands the many factors that can contribute to a truck crash or big rig accident. Some of these possible causes may include:

• Driver fatigue
• Driver impairment by alcohol or stimulating drugs like "meth" (methamphetamine)
• Failure to obey traffic signs and lights
• Failure to maintain proper control of the truck
• Loads improperly stacked or secured

The team of trial lawyers at Marsh Rickard & Bryan has a proven record of success for their clients because they:

• Are fast and aggressive in conducting the initial investigation
• Know what the right questions are to ask of witnesses
• Stay current on all the federal trucking regulations

Truck Accident Attorneys Working for You

Visual evidence can have a powerful impact at trial. After gathering all the evidence following a truck crash or 18-wheeler accident, the lawyers at Marsh Rickard & Bryan, P.C., use cutting-edge visual presentation methods such as "Sanction," and "Case Map" in their truck accident cases. The lawyers' ability to use illustrations, photos, graphs, and timelines to explain complicated concepts and confusing chains of events is a powerful tool in the courtroom.

Contact the well-respected attorneys at Marsh Rickard & Bryan, P.C., today to schedule an appointment with the Birmingham, Alabama, law firm that will put their experienced team of trial attorneys to work for you.

Representing clients in the Birmingham, Alabama, area, including communities in the counties of Jefferson, Shelby, Chilton, Cullman, Calhoun, Tuscaloosa, Montgomery, Marion, Talladega, and more.