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5 Signs You Need a Semi-Truck Accident Lawyer

July 26, 2025
Finch McCranie, LLP

Accidents involving semi-trucks are often devastating. Because of the sheer size and weight of these commercial vehicles, the damage they cause—both physically and emotionally—can be life-altering.

While some minor vehicle accidents can be resolved without legal help, semi-truck accidents are different.

They often involve serious injuries, complex investigations, and multiple parties.

In such situations, knowing when to call a semi-truck accident lawyer can make all the difference.

Here are
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Steps to Take After a Truck Accident: A Guide to Protecting Your Rights

June 6, 2024
Finch McCranie, LLP

Truck accidents can be overwhelming and traumatic experiences, often resulting in significant property damage, severe injuries, and even fatalities.

The aftermath of such an incident is a critical time to ensure your rights are protected.

Here’s a detailed guide on the steps you should take immediately after a truck accident to safeguard your legal and financial interests.

Ensure Safety and Seek Medical Attention

Prioritize Safety: The first and foremost step
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10 Types Tractor-Trailer Accident Damages You Should Claim in 2024

February 28, 2024
Finch McCranie, LLP

Tractor-trailer accidents are unfortunately common, and understanding the various damages you can claim is crucial for ensuring you receive fair compensation.

In 2024, the landscape of accident claims has evolved, making it essential to be well-informed about the types of damages you should consider.

This article delves into the intricacies of claiming damages after a tractor-trailer accident, providing a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the process effectively.

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Trucking Accidents and Commercial Vehicle Accidents in Georgia

October 14, 2020
Finch McCranie, LLP

Georgia trucking accidents and commercial vehicle accidents are significantly different than typical motor vehicle collisions that involve two individuals driving privately in vehicles and are not working on behalf of their employer at the time of the wreck. The primary reason for this is that tractor-trailers and other commercial vehicles are governed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, which have also been adopted by the State of Georgia. A “commercial vehicle” is defined as any vehicle used on the highway or interstate
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