Ohio has the fifth largest interstate system in the United States with more than 8,000 miles of interstate lanes. With millions of daily drivers traveling on major Ohio highways like I-70, I-80, and more, no one ever expects the worst to happen on the road during routine travel – but when it does, we’re here to help you through those unimaginable moments.

At The Law Firm for Truck Safety, you’ll find more than top-notch legal advice. You’ll find a team of genuine, kind-hearted attorneys that is committed to you and your Ohio trucking case. Whether you’re located in Cleveland, Columbus, or Toledo, we passionately fight for each and every one of our clients and help them navigate the stress and suffering that comes with experiencing a truck accident.

Amid the aftershock of a truck crash, victims are required to make complex, difficult choices regarding their medical treatment. Choices of which they may not fully understand the long-term impact or legal repercussions.

Limiting our practice to representing only truck crash victims gives us constant experience managing the legal and medical facets of truck accident lawsuits. We aren’t doctors, but we consult with the medical professionals who treat our clients to ensure that we thoroughly understand your diagnosis, prognosis, and the optimal approach to treatment and the expected extent of recovery.

The last thing you should have to worry about as a truck crash victim is the medical and legal complexities of your case. In instances where a case goes to trial, our knowledge and experience allow us to convey your truck crash injuries — and what they mean for your future — to a jury in a way that renders maximum compensation. In addition to our vast legal knowledge, we also lend our clients the support, compassion, and empathy needed to help them through one of the most difficult times of their life.

Below are some of the common truck accident injury claims we represent in Ohio.

The wide variance in symptoms and severity of traumatic brain and head injuries make them difficult to address both medically and legally –especially when a secondary injury (damage to the brain that manifests after the initial event) is present.

The position of the human body when seated in a vehicle and the tremendous force of a truck are perfectly aligned to easily damage the spine, including the neck.

Fractured or broken bones are a common result of trucking accidents. Most fractures heal within several weeks, but for more severe injuries, amputation may be necessary.

Victims of Ohio truck accident burn injuries often face a challenging road to recovery, enduring excruciating pain, scarring, and the need for multiple surgeries. The physical and emotional trauma can be overwhelming, impacting their ability to work, enjoy daily activities, and maintain a high quality of life. Additionally, the financial burden of medical expenses, lost wages, and ongoing care can be overwhelming.