Truck Accident Practice Areas in Dallas, Texas

TALDA handles 18-wheeler, semi-truck, and commercial truck injury claims across Dallas and North Texas. Choose the claim type closest to your crash to see how liability, evidence, and compensation work in that specific case.

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Quick Answer: What truck accident cases does TALDA handle in Dallas?

TALDA represents injured people and families in 15 truck-related claim types across Dallas and North Texas — including 18-wheeler, semi-truck, and commercial truck crashes, rollovers, jackknife and underride collisions, hazmat spills, driver-fatigue and hours-of-service cases, multi-vehicle pileups, hit-and-run truck crashes, FMCSA violation claims, trucking company liability, settlement negotiation, injury claims, and wrongful death. Case reviews are free.

Practice Areas

All Truck Accident Practice Areas

Every commercial trucking claim turns on different evidence — driver logs, black box data, cargo records, or maintenance files. Pick the page that matches your crash.

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18-Wheeler Accident Lawyer Dallas

Tractor-trailer crashes on I-35E, I-30, and I-635 involve federal rules, layered insurance, and evidence that disappears fast. See how liability is proven against the driver and the carrier.

18-Wheeler Accidents →
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Semi-Truck Accident Attorney Dallas

Semi-truck collisions often mean catastrophic injuries and multiple insurers. Learn what causes these crashes, who can be held liable, and what a Texas claim can recover.

Semi-Truck Accidents →
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Commercial Truck Accident Lawyer Dallas

Box trucks, delivery fleets, tankers, and dump trucks all fall under commercial rules. Understand employer liability and the corporate policies that may cover your losses.

Commercial Truck Accidents →
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Truck Rollover Accident Attorney Dallas

Rollovers frequently trace back to unbalanced cargo, speed on ramps, or poor load securement — which can put the shipper and loader on the hook alongside the carrier.

Truck Rollover Accidents →
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Truck Accident Wrongful Death Lawyer Dallas

Texas allows a spouse, children, or parents to bring a wrongful death claim. See who may file, what damages are recoverable, and how the deadlines work.

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Truck Driver Fatigue Accident Lawyer Dallas

Hours-of-service violations show up in electronic logging device records. Fatigue cases often expose scheduling pressure by the trucking company itself.

Truck Driver Fatigue Accidents →
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Jackknife Truck Accident Attorney Dallas

A trailer swinging out across lanes can strike several vehicles at once. Brake maintenance records and speed data often decide these claims.

Jackknife Truck Accidents →
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Underride Truck Accident Lawyer Dallas

When a car slides beneath a trailer, injuries are severe. Missing, damaged, or non-compliant underride guards can create a claim against the carrier and the manufacturer.

Underride Truck Accidents →
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Hazmat Truck Accident Attorney Dallas

Hazardous material spills add federal placarding, training, and containment rules — and often add defendants beyond the driver.

Hazmat Truck Accidents →
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Trucking Company Liability Claims Dallas

Negligent hiring, poor supervision, skipped maintenance, and unrealistic delivery schedules can make the carrier directly liable — not just the driver.

Trucking Company Liability Claims →
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Multi-Vehicle Truck Pileup Lawyer Dallas

Pileups on Dallas highways involve several insurers arguing over fault percentages. Crash reconstruction and sequencing evidence matter most here.

Multi-Vehicle Truck Pileup Accidents →
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Hit-and-Run Truck Accident Lawyer Dallas

Identifying a fleeing commercial truck takes fast work on camera footage, DOT numbers, and fleet records — plus uninsured motorist coverage options.

Hit-and-Run Truck Accidents →
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Truck Accident Settlement Negotiation Dallas

Early offers usually arrive before the full medical picture is known. See how demand packages, valuation, and negotiation with trucking insurers work.

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FMCSA Violation Claims Lawyer Dallas

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration rules cover logs, inspections, drug testing, and driver qualification. A documented violation can strengthen a negligence claim.

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Truck Accident Injury Claims Dallas

Spinal injuries, traumatic brain injuries, fractures, and burns each carry different medical proof and future-cost calculations in a Texas claim.

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Liability

Who Can Be Held Liable in a Dallas Truck Accident

Truck cases rarely have a single defendant. Identifying every responsible party is what opens up additional insurance coverage.

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The Truck Driver

Speeding, distraction, impairment, or driving past federal hours-of-service limits.

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The Trucking Company

Negligent hiring, inadequate training, skipped maintenance, or schedules that push drivers past legal limits.

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Shipper or Cargo Loader

Overloaded, unbalanced, or unsecured freight that causes rollovers, spills, or lost loads.

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Manufacturer or Maintenance Shop

Defective brakes, tires, coupling systems, or underride guards — and botched repairs.

Texas Law

Texas Rules That Shape Every Truck Accident Claim

Three legal points affect nearly every practice area listed above.

Two-Year Filing Deadline

Texas generally gives two years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury lawsuit, with limited exceptions. Truck evidence such as ELD logs can be overwritten long before that deadline.

Source: Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code § 16.003

Modified Comparative Fault (51% Bar)

You can still recover damages if you were partly at fault, but recovery is reduced by your percentage of responsibility — and barred entirely if you are found more than 50% at fault.

Source: Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code § 33.001

Federal FMCSA Regulations

Interstate carriers must follow federal rules on driver hours, qualification files, inspection, maintenance, and drug and alcohol testing. Documented violations support a negligence claim.

Source: 49 CFR Parts 380–399 (FMCSA)

Information on this page is general and not legal advice. Statutes, exceptions, and deadlines vary by case — speak with a licensed Texas attorney about your situation. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Next Steps

What to Do After a Truck Accident in Dallas

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1. Get Medical Care

Treat immediately, even if symptoms feel mild. Records created early anchor the claim.

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2. Preserve Evidence

Photos, the crash report, the truck's DOT number, and witness contacts. Ask that black box and log data be preserved.

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3. Hold Off on Statements

You are not required to give the trucking insurer a recorded statement right away.

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4. Request a Case Review

A free review clarifies which practice area fits and what the claim may be worth.

Where We Practice

These Practice Areas Serve All of North Texas

Every claim type above is handled across Dallas and the surrounding communities.

FAQ

Practice Area Questions

Which practice area applies to my truck accident?
Start with the vehicle type (18-wheeler, semi-truck, or other commercial truck), then the crash mechanism (rollover, jackknife, underride, pileup, hit-and-run). If a cause such as driver fatigue or an FMCSA violation is already known, that page will fit best. A free case review sorts this out quickly — more than one page often applies to the same claim.
How long do I have to file a truck accident claim in Texas?
Texas generally allows two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury lawsuit, though exceptions can apply. Because driver logs and black box data can be overwritten in weeks, it is best to act well before that deadline. (Source: Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 16.003.)
Who is liable in a Dallas truck accident case?
Liability may fall on the driver, the trucking company, the shipper or cargo loader, a maintenance contractor, or a parts manufacturer — often more than one. Each additional responsible party can bring another insurance policy into the claim.
Can I still recover if I was partly at fault?
Yes, under Texas modified comparative fault, as long as you are not found more than 50% responsible. Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault. (Source: Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 33.001.)
How much does it cost to talk to TALDA?
Case reviews are free. You can describe what happened and get an explanation of your options before deciding how to move forward.

Talk to a Dallas Truck Accident Lawyer

Trucking companies start investigating within hours of a crash. Get your case reviewed for free and find out which claim type fits your situation.