Minneapolis, Minnesota Semi Truck Accident Lawyers
Semi truck accidents almost always involve serious injuries that require ongoing medical treatment, physical therapy, and involve significant pain and suffering. At Goldenberg & Johnson, our attorneys work with medical economists and life care planners in recovering damages for clients injured in truck accidents. We also seek compensation for pain and suffering that often accompanies catastrophic injuries that impact our client's quality of life. When necessary, we provide "before" and "after" pictures, as well as day-in-the-life videos, for jurors in order to demonstrate how our client's life has been irrevocably changed by a semi truck accident. We demand compensation proportional to the financial needs and impact of a truck accident injury.
To schedule a free consultation to discuss how we can help you recover your medical cost, lost wages, and compensation for pain and suffering, contact truck accident lawyers at the law office of Goldenberg & Johnson today.
Serious Injuries and Deaths due to Semi Truck Driver Negligence
The law office of Goldenberg & Johnson represents clients suffering from the following kinds of injuries sustained in truck accidents:
- Brain damage
- Head trauma
- Spinal cord injuries
- Paraplegia
- Quadriplegia
- Burns
- Amputations
- Severe disfigurement
Holding Negligent Truck Drivers Accountable
The trucking industry is regulated by state and federal legislation intended to protect the safety of our nation's highways. There are limitations on the number of hours a truck driver can drive continuously, the amount of freight hauled, how fast he or she can drive in certain areas, as well as requirements regarding the inspection and maintenance tractor trailers themselves. Since excessive speeding and driver fatigue are often involved in truck crashes and rollovers, our attorneys work with accident investigators in exposing negligence and safety violations on the part of truck drivers.
By analyzing data from a truck's black box recorder or measuring skid marks, we can often determine if a driver was speeding or had fallen asleep at the wheel. We can also evaluate data from a truck's GPS system and receipts for fuel to determine if a truck driver falsified his or her log book in order to exceed the allowable number of drive time hours. We interview eyewitnesses and analyze data from the scene of a tractor trailer wreck to help determine how an accident happened.
Contact Truck Accident Attorneys at Goldenberg & Johnson
It's important to begin an investigation into a truck accident as soon as possible after it occurs to secure and preserve important evidence. If you've been seriously injured or have a lost a family member in a truck accident, contact personal injury attorneys at Goldenberg & Johnson today and schedule a free consultation to discuss your case.
Representing semi truck accident victims injured on highways, freeways, and interstates throughout Minnesota including I35E, I35W, I94, I494, I394, I35, I694, I90, 77, 52, 61, 280, 169, and 100.
