Situated on the I-35 corridor, Ardmore sees thousands of semi-trucks daily. When negligence leads to tragedy, we hold them accountable.
Trucking companies have rapid response teams. You need a team that knows how to fight back right here in Ardmore.
We deploy experts to accident scenes on I-35 to measure skid marks and secure dashcam footage before it disappears.
Focused knowledge of accidents involving trucks entering/exiting the massive distribution centers in the area.
We prove violations of FMCSA rules regarding hours-of-service, especially for drivers fatigued by long hauls.
Where local and international freight collide.
Constant semi-truck traffic at high speeds creates a high potential for jackknife and override accidents.
Areas around the Dollar General and Best Buy distribution hubs see congested truck traffic and turning accidents.
Heavy equipment haulers and tankers servicing the refinery and local wells often operate on smaller rural roads not built for their weight.
Holding negligent carriers accountable.
Interstate accidents involving long-haul freighters.
Spills and fires involving tankers from the refinery.
Rollovers caused by shifting cargo from distribution centers.
Accidents caused by drivers violating rest break rules.

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