Orange County Truck Accident Lawyer
18-wheelers, big rigs, and commercial trucks cause devastating injuries. Gallo Law holds trucking companies and their insurers accountable.
Trucking Companies Have Legal Teams. You Need One Too.
Truck accident cases are fundamentally different from car accidents. The vehicles are heavier, the injuries are worse, the insurance policies are larger, and the defendants have more resources. Trucking companies deploy rapid response teams to the scene, sometimes before the ambulance arrives, to protect their interests — not yours.
Joseph Gallo understands federal trucking regulations, hours-of-service violations, black box data, and the complex web of liability involving drivers, carriers, brokers, and vehicle manufacturers. He moves fast to preserve critical evidence before it disappears.
Trucking companies send investigators to the scene within hours. You need an attorney who moves just as fast.
How We Investigate Truck Accidents
Preserve Black Box Data
Commercial trucks have electronic logging devices and event data recorders. We act fast to preserve this data before it is overwritten.
Federal Compliance Review
We review FMCSA records, driver qualification files, drug testing results, and hours-of-service logs for violations.
Accident Reconstruction
We work with engineers and accident reconstruction experts to prove exactly how the crash happened and who is at fault.
Truck Accident Case Results
Rear end collision trucking accident in Los Angeles County with catastrophic back injury. Policy limits recovered.
Rideshare settlement for two passengers in Los Angeles County with catastrophic chest fracture and neck injuries. Policy limits recovered.
Slip and fall at a hotel parking lot in Hemet, CA with catastrophic injuries to femur and hip.
Truck Accident FAQ
Who is liable in a truck accident?
Why are truck accident settlements higher than car accident settlements?
What evidence is critical in a truck accident case?
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case is unique and depends on its own facts and circumstances.