Investigating the Truck Accident
Truck accidents occur for a variety of reasons: fatigued drivers, loose cargo, oversized loads, and others. To fully understand what caused the accident and who is responsible for any injuries or accidental death, there needs to be a thorough investigation.
At Kennedy Hodges, L.L.P., in Houston, Texas, our attorneys are skilled in investigating truck accidents and the causes behind them. We will determine who is at fault and seek compensation from the responsible party, whether that is the truck driver, a negligent trucking company, or the manufacturer of a defective truck part. Our principal attorneys, Galvin B. Kennedy and David W. Hodges, are certified as Personal Injury Trial Law Specialists by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
We understand the need to quickly determine the negligent party in a trucking accident. Contact us today so we can begin working on your case.
Gathering Evidence
When someone has been injured in a truck/18-wheeler accident, nothing is more important than preserving evidence to ensure a successful claim. Our attorneys will thoroughly investigate the accident, taking pictures and gathering testimony to provide support to our client's account of the incident. We work hard to identify the cause of the accident and then seek the compensation you deserve for the injuries caused by the party's negligence.
Whether you were injured when a big rig jackknifed as the result of a tire blowout, tipped over because of overloaded cargo, or crossed the center line because the driver fell asleep at the wheel, we can help you assert your rights as a truck accident victim. Our lawyers will investigate the accident and gather the necessary evidence to help us win your case.
Contact us for a free consultation with a lawyer who is a Certified Personal Injury Trial Law Specialist • Se habla Español • Off-site and evening appointments available • Call our Houston, Texas, office today so we can begin investigating the cause of the trucking accident. We are conveniently located off Highway 59 inside the Loop.
