Pensacola Truck Accident Lawyers

Working to Recover Accident Victims Their Full Compensation

If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident with a large truck, you may have the legal right to sue for compensation. At Michles & Booth, we have seen firsthand the immense harm these crashes can cause. That’s why we are committed to helping truck accident victims in the Florida Panhandle understand their rights and recover the compensation owed to them.

Contact Michles & Booth online to schedule a free consultation with a trusted Pensacola truck accident lawyer. Call 850-438-4848 today!

What Lawyers Look for in a Truck Accident Case

When you contact a lawyer, the first order of business will be to determine liability for the truck accident and assess the severity of your injury. Since Florida requires all drivers to have personal injury protection (PIP) insurance, the state only allows accident victims who have suffered severe injuries to file suit against at-fault parties. In the law’s eyes, a “severe injury” is any condition that jeopardizes the patient’s health or causes serious impairment or dysfunction to any bodily function, organ, or part.

A few examples of severe injuries that would warrant a truck accident lawsuit include:

• Paralysis
• Amputation
• Spine injuries
• Third-degree burns
• Brain and head injuries
• Partial or full disability
• Wrongful death

Investigating the Cause of a Truck Accident

Typically, a lawyer will reconstruct the accident, investigate evidence, and consult other experts in the field to identify the cause of the accident and the party behind it. Most often, the following parties are found to be negligent and, therefore, liable for truck accidents:

• A trucking company: if a trucking company ignores industry regulations, such as if it overloads its trucks with cargo, fails to adequately train or screen its employees, or requires its truck drivers to work long hours
• A truck part manufacturer: if a defective truck part was to blame for the crash
• A third-party business: if a trucking company was hired to transport cargo for another business
• A truck driver: if a truck driver is found to be guilty of reckless driving, such as speeding, distracted driving, intoxicated driving, driving while fatigued, and more
• Another motorist: if another motorist is guilty of driving recklessly instead of the truck driver

If you suspect that your truck accident was caused by another’s negligence, don’t hesitate to consult an attorney. Take advantage of our free consultations. Should you qualify for and pursue a lawsuit, you could recover compensation for your damages, such as medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, reduced future earning potential, etc.

Call a Pensacola Truck Accident Attorney You Can Trust

Michles & Booth has a team of renowned attorneys prepared to go to battle for you. We will stand by your side at every stage of litigation, tailoring our legal counsel to your unique needs. Backed by over 80 years of combined experience, our team is known for our skill in achieving six- and seven-figure case results. Let our nationally acclaimed team fight for you!

Contact our Pensacola office today by calling 850-438-4848 to speak to a Pensacola truck accident attorney in a free consultation.

We also represent truck accident victims in Alabama, including those injured in Lillian, Foley, Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, Daphne, Fairhope, Spanish Fort, Bay Minette, Atmore, Flomaton, Brewton, or Dothan.