Wrongful Death
Representation for families who have lost a loved one in a collision with a tractor-trailer, including claims arising from Hours-of-Service violations, overloaded cargo, and other carrier misconduct.
Truck accident wrongful death →Cases We Handle
Truck accident cases we handle.
Specific settlement and verdict figures are subject to client confidentiality and applicable rules of professional conduct. Below are the categories of catastrophic commercial truck cases we accept. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Quick answer
What truck accident cases does Cross & York take?
Cross & York takes commercial truck accident cases involving death or serious injury, including traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, burns from hazardous materials, underride crashes, driver fatigue, and brake failure. The firm does not publish settlement figures because of client confidentiality and attorney advertising rules.
Traumatic Brain Injury
Catastrophic head injuries caused by fatigued drivers, distracted operators, and high-speed commercial vehicle collisions.
18-wheeler accidents →Spinal Cord Injury
Permanent paralysis and severe back injuries arising from jackknife crashes, rear-end collisions, and brake failures.
Jackknife truck accidents →Catastrophic Burns
Burn and chemical-exposure injuries from hazardous materials releases and post-collision fires.
Hazardous materials truck accidents →Underride Accidents
Cases involving inadequate or failed underride guards that allowed a passenger vehicle to slide beneath a trailer.
Underride truck accidents →Driver Fatigue
Hours-of-Service and Electronic Logging Device (ELD) violation cases, including coordinated log falsification.
Truck driver fatigue accidents →Brake Failure
Crashes caused by worn, out-of-adjustment, contaminated, or defective commercial vehicle brakes.
Brake failure truck accidents →Serious Bodily Injury & Lost Income
Fractures, internal injuries, and lost earning capacity for workers struck by commercial vehicles.
Semi-truck accident claims →Every case is unique and outcomes depend on the specific facts, applicable law, and jurisdiction. Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future matter.