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What to do After a Truck Accident

Obviously, the first priority whenever you are involved in an accident of any kind is to get to a safe place and get help for any people who have been injured. In the case of a truck accident involving an 18 wheeler or semi-trailer, it is extremely important that you also retain an experienced truck accident attorney as quickly as possible. This is because the trucking companies and their insurance carriers frequently send investigators, adjusters and experts to the scene to gather evidence to protect the defendants from potential lawsuits. You need to have somebody with experience on your side too!

Here are a few other things to consider in the case of a truck accident. Ideally, you can hire an experienced truck accident attorney to help you with this process:

Get a copy of the accident report

Identify witnesses (get the names, addresses and phone numbers of as many witnesses as possible)

Take photos of the scene

Get the name of the driver and any other occupants of the tractor trailer

Get the name of the owner of the truck and all insurance information

Get copies of all records relating to the maintenance of the tractor trailer as well as the driver’s log.

If you or a loved one is a victim of truck accident please contact an experienced truck accident attorney with The Truck Accident Lawyers Network.

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