Top Lancaster Truck Accident Lawyers Who Win Large Tractor Trailer Accident Settlements in PA After 18 Wheeler Crashes

Lancaster Lawyers Who Win Maximum PA Settlements for Big Rig Accidents in Lancaster County, Central PA, York, Berks, Dauphin. Hershey, & York Pennsylvania

RG Injury Law’s Pennsylvania top truck accident lawyers call on two decades of experience obtaining maximum compensation from insurance companies for victims of car and tractor-trailer or commercial vehicle accidents in Pennsylvania. When you are injured, overwhelmed, and searching for the “best personal injury lawyers,” you can be confident that our trucking accident attorneys at Rankin & Gregory are highly regarded as top truck accident lawyers in Lancaster and throughout Central Pennsylvania. Our Lancaster County clients can meet with us at our main office at 1476 Lititz Pike in Lancaster City, 2173 Embassy Drive off of Rohrerstown Road, 342 East Main Street in Leola, 357 Locust Street, Suite 100, Columbia, PA or via a phone or online video conference. Clients trust our highly-experienced, proven tractor-trailer accident attorneys to win fair maximum settlements and awards from insurance companies, avoiding their responsibilities to compensate you fully for accident injuries caused by a semi truck or commercial vehicle accident. Chad Rankin and Bill Gregory are experienced truck accident lawyers who fight on your side to protect you and your family from the serious consequences of  Pennsylvania tractor-trailer truck accidents. Our primary focus is to ensure that you receive the medical care you need. Let our team handle everything. We will take the time and pressure of your case off of your shoulders, giving you compassionate, responsive service so you can concentrate on your full recovery.

There were 156 fatal crashes involving heavy trucks and 378 unrestrained fatalities in 2021.* So when you are wondering, “Do I need to hire a lawyer after a truck hit me in Lancaster County? The answer is, very likely, yes. Trucking accidents often result in very significant injuries, damages, and even wrongful deaths. Typically, the value of these cases is much higher than ordinary accident cases. Because so much money could be at stake, the trucking companies act fast to defend the case. They hire experts to investigate the fresh evidence. Trucking companies send out private investigators to get witness statements. The private investigators may even try to sway the testimony or try to persuade the witness not to get involved.
(*Source:PennDot 2021 )

By the time you leave the emergency room, the trucking company have often already built their defenses against you. This is why it is so important to get an experienced, skilled, and hardworking trucking accident attorney involved right away.

The PA truck accident attorneys at RG Injury Law have handled hundreds of commercial trucking accident cases for accidents involving big rigs and tractor-trailers, and have won clients maximum settlements. We know what needs to be done, how to get it done, and we start your case right away. Our speed and expertise often offset the early start by the trucking company defendants. We send out our own private investigators and experts to preserve the evidence and develop your case.

How are trucking accident settlements reached? A legal settlement is reached when the parties to litigation have reached an agreement outside of court. Settlements are often reached by using alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods such as arbitration, mediation, or negotiation. Negotiation and mediation are non-binding methods of reaching an agreement, while arbitration is a binding process that replaces a civil trial. In most cases, a claim for damages that resulted from a trucking accident can be resolved through ADR methods. Parties can undertake ADR even if their disagreement is simultaneously being litigated in court. (Source: FindLaw)

RG Injury Law will send out an expert certified in trucking accident reconstruction. The accident reconstruction expert will go the scene to photograph and document the evidence. They will take measurements based on the physical damage and road markings to calculate speed, direction, braking, etc. They will inspect the vehicles involved in the accident for damage and mechanical issues. All commercial trucks on the road today have Event Data Recorders (EDR). EDR is what many people refer to as the “black box.” Our experts can preserve and download to the data contained on the EDR. EDR data includes vital information such as time, distance, speed, braking, etc.