Start Building Your Case With a Tennessee Truck Accident Lawyer
Darryl Isaacs — popularly known as “The Hammer” — and the skilled team of truck accident injury lawyers at Isaacs & Isaacs have secured clients relief and fair compensation for decades. In Tennessee cases where victims have been injured in a crash involving a semi-truck, big rig, delivery van, bus or other commercial vehicle, Isaacs & Isaacs will assemble a team including access to some of the best Tennessee truck accident attorneys available.
Many of our truck accident clients were driving a car, walking as a pedestrian, riding a bicycle or operating a motorcycle when everything changed due to the negligent actions of a big rig driver and/or company that failed to live up to their legal obligations.
Some of the many truck crash cases we handle involve:
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Top Reason For a Truck Accident Lawsuit in Tennessee: Negligence
Semi-truck collisions are not like other accidents. America has been seeing a trend of nearly half a million crashes involving large trucks each year. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), which operates as part of the Department of Transportation, “Of the approximately 475,000 police-reported crashes involving large trucks in 2016, there were 3,864 (0.8 percent) fatal crashes and 104,000 (22 percent) injury crashes.”
In many truck cases we take on, there’s an overwhelming chance the crash was due to negligence on the part of the truck driver and/or trucking company.
Truck accident lawyers adopt this basic understanding of negligence in these circumstances: A semi-truck driver needed to use reasonable care while driving, failed to live up to those standards, and a collision with injuries occurred as as result. That’s bad news for everyone, and payment of money damages should fall upon the shoulders of those at fault.
Negligence cases the assembled Tennessee trucking accident team can assist with might include:
A Conversation About Big Rig Collisions With a National Semi-Truck Accident Lawyer
Let Isaacs & Isaacs Assemble a Tennessee Team to Help You Win
After a collision with a big rig or bus, the first focus is taking care of yourself and your loved ones. The skilled attorneys of at Isaacs & Isaacs with help assemble a team of the most competent Tennessee truck accident lawyers who will dive in immediately to protect your important claim from trucking companies and their insurance representatives. This must be done before critical evidence disappears.
Let Isaacs & Isaacs assemble a team of Tennessee truck accident lawyers to step in and navigate you through the legal process. Every action necessary we take is aimed to restore your justice and recover the money damages you deserve. Those often could include lost wages, medical bills, pain and suffering and other significant compensation.
When Isaacs & Isaacs assembles a Tennessee trucking team to help with your case, they will launch many of these critical steps for you and your loved ones:
- Order the Police Report
- Full investigation of the accident scene
- Interview eyewitnesses
- Obtain driver records from the trucking company
- Gather and preserve all evidence
- Stand up and deal with the trucker’s insurance company
- Review and obtain benefits information from your own insurance company, such as health, disability and accident benefits
- File an official legal complaint and lawsuit before reaching the deadline for your case
- Negotiate a settlement with the insurance company involved or take them to trial
The Tennessee truck accident attorneys that become part of your team are ready to hear your important story. We’ll help comb through all the details
and provide a free review of your case, walking through each important element, so that all injured parties involved (or family members representing them) can feel confident before we get to any important decisions.
Your Next Step: Get a Free Case Review With a Truck Accident Lawyer
Winning Compensation With A Truck Crash Lawyer
When you’ve been involved in a collision with a tractor trailer or bus in Tennessee, know that trucking companies and their insurers may arrive at the scene of the crash or soon after. It’s not uncommon for them to attempt to get eyewitness accounts that are misleading. Their task is to prove that you were at least 50 percent at fault, all so they can save money.
That’s because Tennessee operates on the legal insurance principles of “modified comparative negligence.” Specifically, they use the “50 percent rule” which means that if you, the plaintiff, are proven to hold 50 percent or more of the liability for the crash, you will not be eligible collect money damages in the case.
The truck accident attorneys at Isaacs & Isaacs closely monitor the tactics of insurance companies. Some of our truck accident attorneys even worked on that side of the table before they joined our truck accident law firm. Bottom line: we are are determined to help you get your life back on track. Call upon us 24/7 so we can begin guiding you through the complex legal web of Tennessee truck accident lawsuits.
National Truck Accident Attorneys With a $1 Billion Record
Darryl Isaacs — The Hammer — Darryl Isaacs — The Hammer — and the team of truck accident attorneys at Isaacs & Isaacs have been fighting for injured victims for over 25 years. We continue to take our fight for justice across the great state of Tennessee and around the country. In Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio alone we have recovered over $1 billion for our clients. Many of these cases require powerful resources against multi-million dollar companies. Allow us to take on the court costs of litigation and represent you using the popular and proven contingency fee system. That means you don’t pay anything toward court costs and case expenses unless we win or settle your case.
Isaacs & Isaacs handles truck cases nationally, partnering with state-licensed attorneys in Tennessee to help provide the very best legal experience possible. Our trucking offices are found throughout the nearby states of Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio.
Give us a call 24/7 days at 800-800-8888 to get started.
