Browse the attorney listings below to compare available profiles and identify lawyers whose practice areas and locations match your needs. Review each profile for relevant experience, office location, professional background, consultation options, and contact information. Before contacting an attorney, consider asking whether they handle cases involving commercial trucks, trucking company insurance claims, serious injuries, and disputed liability.
Not every personal injury attorney handles the same types of cases. When reviewing Florida truck accident lawyers, consider these factors:
Truck accident attorneys may handle:
Commercial truck crashes may result in:
Consider contacting a truck accident lawyer when:
How do I find a truck accident lawyer in Florida?
Start by reviewing attorney profiles on FindTheLawyers. Compare relevant practice areas, office locations, credentials, and contact options, then contact attorneys whose experience appears suitable for your situation.
What makes truck accident cases different from car accident cases?
Commercial truck cases can involve additional evidence, company records, commercial insurance policies, vehicle maintenance, cargo loading, and multiple potentially responsible parties. The issues depend on the type of vehicle and the circumstances of the crash.
Who may be responsible for a truck accident in Florida?
Depending on the evidence, responsibility may involve a truck driver, trucking company, vehicle owner, maintenance provider, cargo-loading company, or vehicle manufacturer. Not every case involves all these parties, and liability must be evaluated based on the facts.
What should I look for when comparing truck accident attorneys?
Review relevant experience, professional credentials, the attorney's approach to investigating truck crashes, communication practices, fees, and consultation options. Verify important details directly with the attorney.
How long do I have to file a Florida truck accident claim?
The deadline depends on the type of claim, when it arose, and any applicable exceptions or special requirements. Florida changed its general negligence limitation period in 2023, so older and newer claims may be subject to different rules. Seek advice about the deadline applicable to your circumstances as soon as possible.