What We Handle
Case Types We Fight
Highway & Freeway Wrecks
High-speed commercial truck collisions on I-10, I-45, I-69, and I-610 — Houston's most dangerous commercial corridors.
Urban Delivery Truck Wrecks
Lower-speed but dangerous collisions in Houston neighborhoods and commercial districts.
Jackknife & Rollover Wrecks
Often caused by brake failure, excessive speed, or improper loading.
Multi-Vehicle Pileups with Trucks
Complex liability involving multiple carriers, insurers, and potentially manufacturer defect claims.
What You Can Recover
- All medical expenses and future care costs
- Lost income and future earning capacity
- Pain and suffering at the appropriate level for catastrophic injuries
- Punitive damages for violations of FMCSA safety regulations
Recent Recovery
$2,800,000
Truck Wreck — I-10 Jackknife / Multiple Vehicle Collision
Client suffered multiple fractures and spinal injuries in an I-10 jackknife accident caused by brake failure. CDF Law established the trucking company had knowledge of the brake defect from prior inspection reports. Settlement at mediation.
Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes in future cases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About Your Case
Should I speak to the trucking company's insurance adjuster? +
No. Trucking companies dispatch their own investigators and lawyers to serious accident scenes almost immediately. Their goal is to protect the company's interests, not yours. Contact CDF Law before making any statements or signing any documents.
What is the FMCSA and why does it matter? +
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration sets safety regulations for commercial trucking: Hours of Service, pre-trip inspection requirements, cargo securing standards, and driver qualification rules. Violations of FMCSA regulations establish negligence per se and can support punitive damage claims.