People exchanging information beside a commercial truck after a collision

GREENVILLE / TRUCK ACCIDENTS

Truck accident lawyers

A collision with a commercial vehicle can leave you with a lot to sort through. Start with a clear understanding of your options.

A CLEAR PLACE TO START

A conversation firstA conversation first.

A free initial conversation.

Clear next stepsClear next steps

Understand what comes next.

Andro Mateu

No fee unless we recoverNo fee unless we recover

You pay no attorney’s fee upfront.

TRUCK ACCIDENT CLAIMS

Cases we handle

The vehicle, the work being done and the people involved can all matter. Tell us what happened, and we can help identify the questions to work through.

Tractor-trailer collisions

Injuries involving large trucks on highways, at intersections or in stopped traffic.

Delivery and work vehicles

Collisions involving delivery trucks, vans and other vehicles being used for work.

More than one vehicle

Crashes involving several vehicles, with different accounts of how the collision unfolded.

Passengers and people on the road

Injuries to passengers, pedestrians and others involved in a commercial-vehicle collision.

Not sure where your situation fits? You can still start a conversation.

Free case evaluation

What to do now

Start with your immediate needs. Keep the details that may help identify the truck, the company and the collision.

01 / Start with care and immediate needs

Tell us about your injuries, treatment and what is most pressing for you now.

02 / Keep identifying information

Save photographs, the report number, company names, vehicle markings and contact information you already have.

03 / Keep communications together

Hold onto insurance letters, messages and requests for information. Bring your questions before deciding how to respond.

A CONVERSATION FIRST

Start with
what you know.

You do not need every document or every answer. The first conversation is a place to start.

Free case evaluation

No commitment to hire the firm.

How we help

Look beyond the collision report. Understand the people, records and coverage involved.

Identify the people and records involved

We look at the available information about the driver, the vehicle and the work being performed.

Understand your losses and coverage

We gather the details of your injuries, work disruption and potentially available insurance.

Explain the path forward

If we move forward together, we prepare the claim, communicate with you and explain important decisions.

Compensation and insurance

The impact of a truck collision can reach beyond the scene.

Your treatment, time away from work and available coverage all belong in the conversation. More than one policy or business may need to be considered.

01 / CARE AND RECOVERY

Your recovery
is part of the picture.

Medical bills, treatment information and the questions you have about continuing care.

02 / WORK AND EVERYDAY LIFE

Work and everyday life

Time away from work and the ways the injury has affected your daily routine.

03 / INSURANCE AND VEHICLE DAMAGE

Insurance and vehicle damage

Company and vehicle information, insurance letters, collision reports and other records you have received.

A number without the context of your case is not a useful answer. We start by understanding the details.

South Carolina rules

Start with the facts about the collision and the work being performed.

A company name is a starting point

Who owned the truck, who was driving and what each person or business was doing are questions to investigate. A logo on a vehicle does not, by itself, answer responsibility.

TIME MATTERS

Timing is part
of the picture.

Many personal-injury actions are subject to a three-year limitations period. When time starts running and whether a different rule applies depend on the facts.

S.C. Code §§ 15-3-530 and 15-3-535

START WITH THE FACTS

01 / WHEN

The collision date

02 / WHERE

Where it happened

03 / WHAT

What you remember

Tell us the collision date and which companies have contacted you. Filing deadlines and the time available to obtain records are separate questions.

Process and fees

Know where you stand, from the first conversation to the next decision.

01 / First conversation

Share what happened. We listen, ask questions and explain whether we may be able to help.

02 / Understanding your case

If we move forward together, we gather information and explain the issues that matter.

03 / Moving your claim forward

We prepare and pursue the appropriate path, keeping you informed about meaningful developments.

04 / Resolution and next steps

We explain the available choices and help you understand what a resolution means for you.

Your recovery.
Our focus.

You pay no attorney’s fee upfront. We receive a fee only if we recover compensation for you.

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UPFRONT
ATTORNEY’S FEE

A conversation first.

Ask us how fees and case expenses would work in your situation.

Common questions

What information should I keep about the truck?

Keep what you already have: photographs, company names, vehicle markings, the report number and insurance communications. You do not need to investigate the scene yourself.

What if several companies are involved?

Share the names and correspondence you have. We can discuss what needs to be learned about the driver, vehicle owner and other businesses.

Can I reach out before I have the collision report?

Yes. Start with the date, location and details you remember. You can provide additional records when they become available.

Does the first conversation cost anything?

The initial conversation is free and does not obligate you to hire the firm.

Can I speak with someone in Spanish?

Yes. Let our team know that you would prefer to speak in Spanish.

Do I pay an attorney’s fee upfront?

You pay no attorney’s fee upfront. We receive a fee only if we recover compensation for you.

A woman in a warm consultation scene

12 / YOUR NEXT STEP

You have enough on your mind.

Start with a conversation about what comes next.

Free initial conversation. No commitment.

INSIGHTS & GUIDES

More clarity, when you need it.

INSURANCE BASICS

Making sense of insurance correspondence

Keep company names, claim numbers and communications in one place.