Truck crashes cause serious injuries, and trucking companies move fast to protect themselves. More Money Morales moves faster.
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Truck cases can involve the driver, the trucking company, the cargo loader, and several insurers. We sort out who is responsible and go after every policy that applies.
We act quickly to preserve key evidence, like driver logs and vehicle data, before it can be lost.
Get medical care right away, even if you feel fine.
Photograph the truck, the company name on it, and its DOT number if you can.
Don't talk to the trucking company's insurer or sign anything.
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Nevada sets strict deadlines for injury claims, and evidence disappears fast. The sooner we start, the stronger your case.
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Call (702) 781-4848A crash with a semi, delivery truck or other commercial vehicle is different from a typical car accident. The truck is bigger, the injuries are usually worse, and there are often several companies and insurers involved, each trying to point at someone else.
Interstate trucking companies must carry much more insurance than ordinary drivers. Federal rules generally require at least $750,000 in coverage for trucks hauling general freight, and more for hazardous materials.
Commercial drivers must follow federal hours-of-service rules, and most trucks record driving time electronically. Truck data, driver logs, maintenance records, drug and alcohol test results, and dispatch records can show fatigue, speeding or poor maintenance. Some of this evidence can be lost if no one asks for it to be preserved, so More Money Morales moves quickly to protect it.
Nevada uses modified comparative negligence (NRS 41.141). You can still recover money if you were partly at fault, as long as you weren't more at fault than the other side. Your recovery is reduced by your share of fault. Insurance adjusters know this rule well, which is why they look for ways to put blame on you.
Trucks run day and night on I-15 between Las Vegas and Southern California, on US-95 and I-11 toward Henderson and Boulder City, through the Apex industrial area north of town, and on I-80 through Reno. Wherever your crash happened in Nevada, More Money Morales can help. Hablamos español.
Yes. More parties can be responsible, there is usually more insurance, and federal trucking rules can help prove fault. The trucking company's insurer will often start its own investigation right away.
Nevada generally gives you two years from the date of the injury to file a personal injury lawsuit (NRS 11.190). Property damage claims generally have three years. Some claims, like those against government agencies, have extra rules, so it's best not to wait.
It's best to talk to a lawyer first. Don't give a recorded statement or sign anything until you understand your rights.
Fault is decided by the evidence, not the driver's story. Truck data, video, witnesses and the scene can show what really happened. Under Nevada law you can still recover if you were partly at fault, as long as you weren't more at fault than the other side.
Nothing upfront. There's no attorney's fee and no case costs unless we recover money for you.
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