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18-wheelers & semis
Tractor-trailer, jackknife, underride, and wide-turn crashes. Driver logs, maintenance records, and electronic data may matter.
Texas commercial accident lawyers
Hit by a commercial vehicle in Texas?Take the next step.
An 18-wheeler, delivery van, or company truck can change your life in seconds. Talk with our Texas legal team about your injuries, medical bills, and next steps. We help identify the companies involved and the evidence that needs to be preserved.
- Free consultation
- No fee unless we recover*
- Texas-licensed attorneys
Fastest way to get answers
(830) 400-0000
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Talk with our legal team about the wreck. No cost, no obligation.
$0Upfront — the consultation is free
No fee*Unless there is a recovery for you
StatewideRepresenting crash victims across Texas
New BraunfelsTexas office · English & Spanish intake
Read this before they call
The adjuster is not on your side.
The other driver's insurer is paid to close your claim for as little as possible. A quick call, a recorded statement, or a signed release can be used to limit what you receive later.
Every wreck is different, but these steps help protect your health and your claim. If you need emergency care, put your safety first.
- Get checked by a doctor
- Save the report and carrier name
- Save vehicle photos and videos
- Keep every medical bill
- Get advice before a statement
- Do not sign a release yet
Commercial vehicle crashes
Big trucks. Company fleets. Real consequences.
We review crashes involving commercial vehicles across Texas, including I-10, I-35, I-45, and I-20. Whether you were driving, riding as a passenger, or walking, start with a free conversation.
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Delivery & fleet vehicles
Delivery vans, box trucks, work pickups, and service vehicles. The driver's employer and insurance coverage need careful review.
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Heavy commercial vehicles
Dump trucks, construction vehicles, garbage trucks, and buses. Ownership, contractors, and public entities may affect the claim.
Not sure which company is responsible? Start with what you know.
How it works
Three steps. No cost to start.
You do not need a crash report, a diagnosis, or any paperwork in hand to call. Start with what you know.
Tell us what happened
Call (830) 400-0000 or send the short form. A member of our legal team follows up to hear the story and answer your first questions.
Get a straight answer
We review the crash, your injuries, and the insurance involved, then explain your options in plain English — with no pressure to sign.
We handle the insurers
If we take your case, we deal with the adjusters, gather the records, and pursue your claim while you focus on recovering.
Texas representation
A Texas legal team in your corner.
Texas-licensed attorneysDennis Injury Law serves injured people across Texas from our office at 910 Gruene Road, Suite 5A, New Braunfels. Start by phone or online from wherever you are in the state. In-person meetings are available by appointment.
- Direct communication
- English & Spanish intake
- Clear next steps
- No-pressure consultation
Straight answers
Texas commercial crash questions.
How much does it cost to talk to a lawyer?
Nothing. The consultation is free. If the firm accepts your case on a contingency fee, there is no attorney fee unless there is a recovery, and fees and case expenses are explained in a written agreement before representation begins.
I already talked to the insurance company. Can I still call?
Yes. Many people speak with an adjuster before they ever talk to a lawyer. Let us know what was said and whether you signed anything, and avoid giving further recorded statements until you have legal advice.
What if I was partly at fault?
Call anyway. Fault is often disputed after a wreck, and Texas law can still allow an injured person to recover in some cases where they share part of the blame. The answer depends on the facts, so do not rule yourself out based on the insurer's version.
What if I do not know who owns the truck?
Send what you have: photos of the vehicle, a company name, a report number, or the crash location. The driver, motor carrier, vehicle owner, or other businesses may need to be investigated. You do not need to identify them all before contacting us.
How long do I have to file a claim?
Texas injury claims have legal deadlines, and they can be shorter than many people expect. Different claims can have different time limits, so contact a Texas lawyer promptly rather than relying on a general rule.
Do I need to come to the office?
No. You can start with a phone call or the form on this page. In-person meetings at the New Braunfels office are scheduled when they are useful for you or your case.
Official sources
Check it with the
agency itself.
Nothing on this page replaces the office that actually holds your record. These are the agencies that issue crash reports, regulate insurers and trucking companies, and license attorneys — linked directly, so you can verify anything you read here.
More official links for every state we practice in are on our public resource hub.
Texas crash recordsTexas Department of TransportationOfficial crash report information.txdot.gov
Commercial vehicle safetyFederal Motor Carrier Safety AdministrationFederal trucking safety rules and resources.fmcsa.dot.gov
Insurance guidanceTexas Department of InsuranceConsumer information about auto insurance.tdi.texas.gov
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You focus on healing. We'll deal with the insurance.
Attorney Advertising. This website provides general information and is not legal advice. Viewing this page or submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship; representation begins only through a written agreement. No result is promised, and prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Texas matters are handled by Texas-licensed attorneys and may involve other counsel as appropriate. *If the firm accepts a contingency-fee matter, no attorney fee is owed unless there is a recovery; responsibility for costs and expenses is governed by the written agreement. Do not delay because legal deadlines may apply.