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The Hub City is a trucking crossroads. When big rigs crash, we help victims fight back against negligent carriers.
Trucking accidents require rapid investigation. We get to the scene fast to preserve evidence.
We analyze skid marks, debris fields, and vehicle damage on I-40 before rain or time washes away the proof.
Specialized knowledge of the regulations governing water tankers, sand haulers, and equipment transport in the Anadarko Basin.
Checking driver logs for hours-of-service violations to prove fatigue played a role in cross-country crashes.
Unique dangers on Custer County roads.
High-speed collisions involving fatigued drivers crossing the country are common near mile marker 65.
Livestock trucks on US-183 are top-heavy. Speeding on curves can cause deadly rollovers.
Lack of maintenance on heavy trucks often leads to brake failure, causing rear-end collisions at city intersections.
Holding negligent carriers accountable.
Spills and collisions involving hazardous materials.
Wrecks on I-40 with long-haul carriers.
Drivers asleep at the wheel after violating hours rules.
Loss of control due to weather or speed.

Critical actions to take immediately after a commercial trucking collision.
Oklahoma's highways carry enormous volumes of hazardous materials every day. When hazmat trucks crash, the consequences go far beyond a typical wreck.
Trucking companies must screen drivers for safety risks. When they skip background checks and hire dangerous drivers, they pay for the consequences.
Critical evidence in truck accident cases has short lifespans. ECM data, driver logs, and dispatch records can vanish in days. Here's what to preserve and how.