Rear-end and underride collisions – Truck underride accidents occur when a car or motorcycle slides under a large truck during a rear-end crash. These accidents are often fatal or result in severe injuries, including head trauma, broken bones, and spinal injuries. Attorneys Scanlon and Galla investigate truck maintenance records, driver logs, and black box data to establish liability.

Intersection and left-turn accidents – Trucks turning left at intersections often misjudge speed or visibility, causing serious collisions. We help clients gather witness statements, traffic camera footage, and accident reconstruction evidence to prove fault.

Jackknife and rollover accidents – These occur when trucks lose control due to speed, weather conditions, or load instability, causing severe multi-vehicle crashes. Attorneys Scanlon and Galla work with experts to understand the cause and ensure responsible parties are held accountable.

Driver negligence and fatigue – Trucking companies sometimes push drivers to exceed hours-of-service limits, ignore traffic laws, or drive under fatigue. These cases require thorough logbook, GPS, and electronic monitoring analysis to prove negligence.

Distracted or impaired trucking accidents – Truck drivers using phones, tablets, or driving under the influence may cause catastrophic crashes. Attorneys Scanlon and Galla help clients obtain police reports, toxicology results, and phone records to establish liability.

Uninsured or underinsured commercial trucks – When a trucking company lacks adequate insurance, claims may involve UM/UIM coverage or lawsuits against multiple responsible parties. Attorneys Scanlon and Galla navigate these complex claims to maximize recovery.