Truck Accident

Representing the Seriously Injured in California

After a truck accident, it is vital to your case's success to get an attorney involved early on. You not only need immediate medical care and financial assistance but also quick action to collect and preserve evidence. It is important to prevent potential evidence in your case from being lost or misplaced. You need to have a personal injury lawyer protecting you.

At The Law Office of John A. Meaden, III, we have represented people injured in truck accidents throughout California since 1977. We aggressively fight for our clients to get them short- and long-term medical care and financial compensation from insurance companies and trucking companies. Contact our office in Walnut Creek, California, to schedule a free initial consultation about your case. We will not collect any attorney's fees until you have been compensated for your injuries.

Every year, truck drivers carry goods across thousands of miles along I-238, I-880, and other California roadways. The government, recognizing the inherent dangers of the trucking industry, has imposed many regulations on truck drivers and trucking companies. One of the keys to understanding a truck accident claim is to understand the different ways to hold a party liable for your injuries. For over 30 years, our firm has been holding responsible parties accountable for their negligence.

Truck accidents are unlike car accidents, and they require an attorney who understands the difference. Given the size of a semi truck, these types of accidents can cause injuries that are more devastating, and property damages that are more extensive. Truck drivers not only must obey the normal rules of the road, but must also adhere to a host of regulations enacted by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).

To get the legal representation you need, contact us at The Law Office of John A. Meaden, III and set up a free initial consultation. We represent clients throughout California, including people in Richmond, Concord, Berkeley, Livermore, and Pleasanton.