Truck Accident

California’s highways are among the busiest in the nation, making commercial trucking a critical part of the state’s economy. With the high volume of semi-trucks transporting goods across major corridors like I-5 and I-10, the risk of catastrophic truck accidents remains a growing concern. The size and weight of large trucks make them especially dangerous […]

Severe truck accidents often result in devastating injuries, including spinal cord damage, traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, and internal organ trauma. Even seemingly minor injuries like whiplash or soft tissue damage can lead to long-term pain and mobility issues. When injuries go untreated or claims are undervalued, victims can face financial ruin from mounting medical

In California, the statute of limitations for a truck accident is typically two years for personal injury claims and three years for property damage. If a government entity is involved, the deadline shrinks to just six months—a timeline many victims don’t realize until it’s too late. The consequences of a truck accident can be overwhelming.

Truck accidents happen fast, but the consequences can last a lifetime. Whether it’s a drowsy driver pushing past legal limits, a trucking company cutting corners on maintenance, or a distracted trucker glancing at their phone, these crashes often stem from preventable mistakes. When a massive truck collides with a smaller vehicle, the damage isn’t just

Being involved in a truck accident can turn your life upside down. Medical bills pile up, injuries make it hard to work, and insurance companies pressure you to settle quickly. If you don’t take action, you could end up with a settlement that barely covers your losses—or worse, nothing. At Feher Law, we understand the

Our semi-truck accident settlement calculator is designed to provide a quick estimate of your potential settlement value after a truck accident in California. By factoring in medical expenses, lost income, property damage, and non-economic losses, this tool helps you understand what your claim could be worth before speaking with a lawyer at our law firm. While

When a truck driver is involved in an accident in California, the results often lead to serious legal, financial, and professional consequences. Truck drivers face scrutiny of their actions, driving history, and compliance with safety regulations, while victims must handle the process of seeking compensation for their injuries and damages. The legal, financial, and professional

Most 18-wheeler lawsuits in California settle within 6 to 16 months. However, some cases may take longer due to the complexity of truck accidents, the involvement of multiple parties, and the need to comply with strict federal and state trucking regulations. Unlike passenger vehicle accidents, trucking accidents often result in catastrophic injuries or permanent disabilities.

Truck driver negligence occurs when a driver: Owes a duty of care to the victim Breaches that duty of care Causes injuries or losses as a result of that breach Is subject to comparative liability in truck accident cases If these elements are proven, the victim may pursue compensation through a lawsuit. However, it’s vital

The best way to sue a trucking company for an accident is by contacting our qualified trucking accident lawyers.  We specialize in the complexities of truck accident claims, guiding you through these steps to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve: Seek medical attention and document your injuries Report the accident to the authorities Gather