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A truck accident lawyer focuses on injury claims involving commercial trucks, tractor-trailers, and other large commercial vehicles. 

Truck accidents differ significantly from standard car crashes due to the size of the vehicles, the severity of injuries, and the number of parties involved. 

These cases require legal representation with experience in trucking regulations, corporate liability, and complex investigations.

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When you’re hurt in a truck accident, the road to justice can be overwhelming.

But did you know that federal trucking regulations could play a major role in your injury claim? These rules were designed to keep everyone safe on the road—and when they’re broken, it can mean serious consequences for the trucking companies involved.

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