Representing independent contractors, company drivers, and owner-operators across the U.S. when the unthinkable serious injury or wrongful death happens on the road.
Don’t let misinformation keep you from the compensation you deserve.
Myth:
“I filed for Workers’ Comp, so I can’t file a lawsuit.”
Reality:
Workers’ Comp pays for basics, but it rarely covers everything. If a third party (like another driver, a loading dock operator, or a manufacturer) caused your injury, you may have a Third-Party Liability claim worth significantly more.
Myth:
“I’m an independent contractor (1099), so I’m on my own.”
Reality:
Your employment status does not strip you of your rights if someone else’s negligence hurt you. Independent contractors often have more avenues for legal action than company employees.
Myth:
“The accident happened in a state I don’t know, so I’m stuck with their local rules.”
Reality:
Trucking law is federal and cross-jurisdictional. You aren’t stuck. You can hire an advocate who knows how to move your case to the venue that offers you the best protection and maximum compensation.
Trucking accidents are legally complex because they rarely happen close to home. You might live in one state, work for a company in another, and get injured in a third.
Local lawyers often don’t understand the complex web of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations or how to manage cross-border litigation. You need a legal team that follows the freight.
Claims don’t always belong where the injury happened. We analyze your unique situation to determine the best jurisdiction for your case.
Licensed In: Florida, Illinois, Wisconsin
Affiliated Counsel In: California, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri
Your livelihood is on the line. Don’t guess about your rights—know them.