Louisville, Kentucky, Trucking Accident Lawyers
Sales & Satterley, welcomes inquiries from accident victims and their families regarding significant trucking accidents occurring on any Kentucky highway or traffic route including I-65, I-64, I-71, I-75, 1-24, I-264, ("Watterson Expressway"), Gene Snyder Freeway, Western Kentucky Parkway Cumberland Parkway, Blue Grass Parkway, William Natcher Parkway, Pennyrile Parkway and Burt T. Combs Mountain Parkway.
Our law firm is known for our capabilities in personal injury law, including cases involving semi tractor trailers (18 wheelers) traveling across country north to south or east to west as well as local trucks. Contact us to schedule a consultation regarding a serious trucking accident that occurred in Kentucky or elsewhere.
Our attorneys often represent people who have suffered catastrophic injuries or whose loved ones lost their lives in trucking accidents.
Trucking accident victims represented by Sales & Satterley, have often suffered brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, broken bones, burn injuries, crush injuries, amputations and other serious injuries.
Known causes of trucking accidents include the following:
- Traffic violations, such as following too close or illegal lane changes
- Deficient truck training
- Deficient truck inspection
- Roadway defects
- Hazardous road conditions including weather conditions
- Careless driving on the part of the truck driver or drivers of other vehicles
Trucking accident cases are notoriously complex personal injury cases, requiring detailed knowledge of all relevant rules and regulations as well as familiarity with catastrophic personal injury litigation. Accident reconstruction, doctors' reports, family members' testimony, rehabilitation therapists' prognoses and testimony from vocational experts and economists can all come into play in the preparation and presentation of claims for full and fair compensation for the victim.
Contact the law offices of Sales & Satterley, to schedule a consultation regarding a truck accident injury or fatality involving a truck in Kentucky or elsewhere.
