At NGP Law, we help people in northeastern Pennsylvania who have been injured in truck accidents and car accidents which can cause serious injuries or death. Our experienced truck accident attorneys know the emotional as well as financial trauma caused by these vehicle related accidents.

If you have been injured, or a loved one has been killed, in a truck accident or car accident, Contact Us or CALL 855-687-4357 TO SPEAK DIRECTLY TO A TRUCK ACCIDENT LAWYER NOW at NGP Law so that we can evaluate if someone else was responsible for your accident.

Experienced Pennsylvania Truck Accident Lawyers

Before you can successfully receive compensation for your injuries, medical bills, rehabilitation expenses, wage loss, and physical pain and suffering, you have to prove the cause of the accident and show that someone else's carelessness caused the accident. As truck accident attorneys, we use a specialized team of investigators, accident reconstruction experts, and other traffic and highway design experts to determine the cause of your truck accident, and show who was at fault and whose negligence contributed to your trucking accident.

Truck accident injury claims are complicated. The factors in a truck vs. car accident are different than those in a car vs. car accident, and the trucking industry has complicated rules and regulations they must follow. It is important that you hire an experienced Pennsylvania truck accident attorney if you have been injured or a loved one has suffered a wrongful death in a truck accident.

There are many, many types of accidents. Some of the common ones are:

• Reckless driver
• Involvement in an accident with an uninsured motorist
• Involvement in an accident with an unlicensed driver
• Involvement in an accident with a drunk driver
• Accident on icy roads
• Semi tractor trailer accident or disconnect
• Semi Truck side swipe accident
• Pedestrian accident
• Bad Brakes
• Failure of seatbelts, air bags, or other safety equipment
• Hazardous roads
• Hazardous materials on roads
• Poor warnings