Truck Accident Attorneys in Las Vegas
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Truck Accident Attorneys 20 listed
Marcus Berg
Moss Berg Injury Lawyers
Licensed in Nevada
Glen Lerner
Glen Lerner Injury Attorneys
Licensed in Nevada
Gina M. Corena
Gina Corena & Associates
Licensed in Nevada
Ben J. Bingham
Benson & Bingham Accident Injury Lawyers
Licensed in Nevada
Ramzy P. Ladah
Ladah Law Firm, PLLC
Licensed in Nevada
Sandy Van
Van Law Firm
Licensed in Nevada
Jason R. Maier
Maier Gutierrez & Associates
Licensed in Nevada
Dale A. Hayes
Hayes Law Group
Licensed in Nevada
Brian J. Pontius
Pontius Trial Group
Licensed in Nevada
Joseph L. Benson II
Benson & Bingham Accident Injury Lawyers
Licensed in Nevada
Roger Cram
CVBN Law LLP
Licensed in Nevada
Ryan Alexander
Alexander Injury Law
Licensed in Nevada
Leonard H. Stone
Shook & Stone
Licensed in Nevada
Mark G. Henness
Henness & Haight Injury Law
Licensed in Nevada
Daniel S. Simon
Simon Law Group
Licensed in Nevada
Lawrence M. Ruiz
The Ruiz Law Firm
Licensed in Nevada
Steve Dimopoulos
Dimopoulos Injury Law
Licensed in Nevada
Richard Harris
Richard Harris Personal Injury Law Firm
Licensed in Nevada
Farhan Naqvi
Naqvi Injury Law
Licensed in Nevada
Don Springmeyer
Wolf Rifkin Shapiro Schulman & Rabkin
Licensed in Nevada
Truck Accident in Las Vegas, NV
Commercial truck accidents — involving 18-wheelers, semi-trucks, big rigs, and other large commercial vehicles — cause disproportionately severe injuries and deaths on Nevada highways including I-15, US-95, and the Las Vegas Beltway (I-215). Truck accident cases are governed by federal motor carrier regulations (FMCSA, 49 CFR Parts 300-399) in addition to Nevada state law. Potentially liable parties include the truck driver, trucking company, cargo loader, maintenance company, and truck or parts manufacturer. Evidence — including electronic data recorders (EDRs), driver logs, and maintenance records — must be preserved immediately. An experienced truck accident attorney can send preservation letters and build a comprehensive case.
Who can be liable in a Nevada truck accident?
Multiple parties may be liable: the truck driver (negligence, fatigue, impairment); the trucking company (negligent hiring/training/supervision, FMCSA Hours of Service violations, failure to maintain equipment); the cargo shipper (improper loading causing instability); the truck or parts manufacturer (defective brakes, tires, etc.); or a maintenance company (improper repairs). An attorney can investigate all possible defendants and maximize your recovery.
What federal regulations apply to Nevada truck accidents?
Commercial truck drivers are governed by FMCSA Hours of Service rules (49 CFR Part 395) limiting daily and weekly driving hours, drug and alcohol testing requirements (49 CFR Part 382), commercial driver's license (CDL) standards, and vehicle inspection/maintenance rules (49 CFR Part 396). Violations of these federal regulations are evidence of negligence per se. Nevada's DMV also enforces commercial vehicle weight and dimension limits on state roads.
How long do I have to sue after a truck accident in Nevada?
Nevada's personal injury statute of limitations is 2 years from the date of injury (NRS 11.190). However, truck accident evidence — including electronic data recorder (black box) data, driver logs, and trucking company records — is often overwritten or destroyed within months. Contact a truck accident attorney immediately so preservation letters can be sent and critical evidence is secured before it disappears.
What compensation is available for Nevada truck accident victims?
Truck accident victims may recover: all medical expenses (emergency care, surgery, rehabilitation, future care), lost wages and diminished earning capacity, pain and suffering, emotional distress, property damage, and wrongful death damages for surviving family members. Because trucking companies carry high commercial insurance limits (federally mandated minimum $750,000 for general freight, up to $5M for hazmat), settlements and verdicts in serious truck accident cases can be substantial.