It is absolutely crucial that anyone involved in a truck accident in the state of Kansas seeks appropriately aggressive representation from an experienced Kansas truck accident lawyer. Accidents and injuries involving trucks and other commercial vehicles on interstate 70 (I-70); interstate 35 (I-35); the Kansas Turnpike; Highway 50; Highway 54; K-96; K-254 and the other Kansas highways can be some of the most destructive and severe accidents on our roadways. Due to the size and weight of commercial vehicles, trucks and other big rigs present a particularly hazardous threat when operated negligently and/or maintained inappropriately. Large vehicles often are involved in multi-car accidents, which can make liability difficult and accident reconstruction problematic.

If you or a family member is a victim of a traumatic truck accident or of a semi tractor trailer accident you’ll find yourself with many life altering questions. In this case a Kansas truck accident attorney from DeVaughn James, LLC can help you with your claim for damages. Our experienced Kansas truck accident lawyers will assist you in answering your questions and proceeding with your claim.

A trucking or semi tractor trailer accident can turn your life upside down. When dealing with a fatality or severe injury, you’re forced to focus on the financial burden of the accident, including enormous medical expenses and loss of earnings. With over 8 million trucks on the road it is not surprising to learn that 4,000 to 6,000 people a year lose their lives in these serious semi-truck accidents and that approximately 100,000 people are injured annually.

When this type of accidents occurs, it is important that you seek advice and counsel from an experienced Wichita Truck Accident Attorney at DeVaughn James, LLC. We are not only truck accident lawyers in Wichita, but also the entire state of Kansas. We have successfully represented clients from Oberlin to Concordia; Ulysses to Independence; and Medicine Lodge to Russell. We will act quickly on your behalf to obtain photos, secure evidence and place the legal notifications in place to prevent the destruction of valuable information that will lead to the answers of what, why, and how the accident happened.

There are crucial differences between interstate trucking cases and other auto collision cases; we understand these differences! Interstate trucking is governed by the FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY REGULATIONS, and such cases involve satellite communication systems or engine control modules “the black box” technology, mandatory business practices and records retention.