Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Truck Accident Lawyer.
Cross & York represents catastrophically injured people in the Columbus metro and across Ohio. ~915,000 (metro ~2.2M).
Quick answer
Can Cross & York handle a truck accident case in Columbus?
Yes. Cross & York represents people hurt in commercial truck crashes in Columbus and across Ohio, including on I-70, I-71, I-270. Ohio law generally allows 2 years to file an injury claim. Consultations are free and available 24/7, with no fee unless the case recovers money.
Columbus is a major Midwest logistics hub with I-70 and I-71 crossing through downtown and I-270 carrying outer-belt commercial freight. That volume is good for the local economy — and devastating for anyone caught in a tractor-trailer crash on one of these corridors. Cross & York represents people seriously injured in semi-truck collisions throughout the Columbus metro, with deep familiarity with Ohio law and the carriers that operate here.
Major freight corridors in Columbus
Columbus crash hotspots we see most
- I-70/I-71 "Split" downtown
- I-270 outerbelt (east side)
- I-70 east corridor
Ohio law applies to your case
A truck crash in Columbus is governed by Ohio substantive law. Recovery is barred if you are more than 50% at fault. The statute of limitations is generally 2 years from the date of the crash for personal injury, and 2 years for wrongful death.
Local trial venue: Franklin County Court of Common Pleas — General Division.
Read the full Ohio truck accident law guideBefore you talk to an insurer
See how we handle semi-truck accident cases, including 18-wheeler crashes and truck accident wrongful death claims.
Frequently asked questions — Columbus
Do you take truck accident cases in Columbus?
Yes. Cross & York represents people injured in commercial truck crashes throughout the Columbus metro area and across Ohio. We work with local counsel where state bar rules require it. No fee unless we win.
What are the worst truck crash spots in Columbus?
I-70/I-71 "Split" downtown; I-270 outerbelt (east side); I-70 east corridor. These interchanges and corridors see the highest commercial-truck volume — and the highest catastrophic-crash rates — in the metro.
How long do I have to file a truck accident claim from Columbus?
Ohio generally requires personal injury cases to be filed within 2 years of the crash. Recovery is barred if you are more than 50% at fault.
How much does it cost to hire a Columbus truck accident lawyer?
Nothing upfront. Cross & York handles every commercial-truck case on a contingency-fee basis — we are only paid if we recover money for you, and the consultation is always free.
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