Lafayette, Louisiana, Truck Accident Lawyer
Because of their size, 18 wheelers, semi trucks and tractor trailers are inherently dangerous on the road. Even the slightest safety oversight can lead to a truck accident that causes serious injuries and forever changes the lives of the victims involved.
If you or a loved one suffered injuries in a truck wreck, you will need an attorney to help you recover the compensation you deserve. To schedule a free consultation at my law office, call 337-289-9151 or contact me online. I frequently handle claims involving:
- Spinal cord and head injuries
- Serious and disabling injuries
- Brain damage
- Fractures
- Burns and scars
- Wrongful death
Experienced Attorney, Compassionate Service. My name is Aubrey E. Denton, and I have more than 30 years of experience handling personal injury and truck accident cases. I am an AV-Rated* attorney and I strive to develop relationships with clients based on 100 percent trust and mutual respect. I will work diligently to help you through this difficult time.
Trucking Companies Are Ready for a Fight. Are You?
Trucking companies employ third party insurance agencies who specialize in handling truck accident claims. Essentially, they are experts at finding ways to reduce the value of your claim, and under no circumstances do they want to pay more than they believe they have to. They can employ very aggressive tactics and it is important that your attorney be able to match them.
I have extensive experience handling these cases and I will put in as much time and effort as is necessary to ensure that you recover the full, fair settlement you deserve. I personally handle every aspect of every case at my law office.
If you would like to schedule a free initial consultation, contact my offices today.
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