Arkansas Truck Accident Lawyer

Representing the Injured in Arkansas

Semi-truck drivers and trucking companies have a duty to operate their vehicles in a responsible manner. Unsafe driving, oversized loads, and various other unsafe practices put the motoring public in danger. Thousands of people are killed or maimed each year because some trucking operators ignore public safety.

Lawsuits involving tractor-trailer trucks are very complex. Often multiple defendants are involved, such as the trucking company, the truck driver, the owner of the truck, and the company that hired the truck. In addition, truck accident lawsuits may involve complicated federal regulations or a defect in the truck or trailer itself. Even if you feel you aren’t the suing type, you may want to consult an experienced Arkansas personal injury lawyer to help guide you through the process.

Follow the links below for more information about truck accidents and ways to better avoid this dangerous, and often deadly, situation.

Truck Dangers

What are your chances of being involved in a truck accident? Statistically, big truck accidents and injuries are becoming more prevalent and thus a greater problem as the roads become more crowded. [read more]

Big Truck Accident Procedures

If you were involved in an auto accident with a truck, would you know what to do? Truck accidents are more than just auto accidents involving larger vehicles. Learn more about the procedures to follow after a truck accident. [read more]

Hiring a Truck Accident Lawyer

When you’ve been involved in an Arkansas truck accident, you need someone who is well versed in the letter of the law in these cases. You need an experienced attorney from Rainwater, Holt & Sexton, P.A. on your side. [read more]

Truck Size

How big is too big? Many trucks travel our highways overloaded and with trailers larger than what laws allow, and the costs are greater than the resulting damage to the roads. [read more]

Truck Underride Accidents

If you were in an accident with a truck, how safe would you be? The structure of some trucks makes them inherently deadly to occupants of passenger vehicles. [read more]

Truck Driver Fatigue

The laws regulating how many hours a driver of a truck can drive at a stretch have changed. How many hours has the truck driver next to you been driving? Is he too tired to be on the road? [read more]

Sharing the Road with Trucks

Better than surviving an accident is never being involved in one. There are ways that both you and truck drivers can make the highways safer for everyone. [read more]