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Hit by a commercial truck in North Texas? Know your options before the window closes.

Commercial truck claims move differently than car-on-car wrecks — larger insurers, faster investigators, and more parties who can be held liable. We connect DFW accident victims with attorneys who handle trucking cases specifically, at no cost unless they win.

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Case Snapshot
JurisdictionTexas
Case typeCommercial vehicle
Filing window*~2 years
Upfront cost$0
Case reviewFree
*Texas generally applies a two-year statute of limitations to personal-injury claims (Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code §16.003). Exceptions apply. This is general information, not legal advice — confirm your deadline with a licensed attorney.
Why it's not a normal fender-bender

A truck wreck usually has more than one party at fault.

Federal trucking regulations mean a single crash can involve several companies, several insurance policies, and evidence that starts disappearing within days. Here's who commonly ends up in the file.

01

The Driver

Hours-of-service violations, fatigue, and distraction are common findings once logs are pulled.

02

The Trucking Company

Hiring, training, and maintenance records can show a pattern, not just one bad day.

03

The Cargo Loader

Improperly secured or overweight loads can shift and cause rollovers or jackknifes.

04

Parts & Maintenance

Brake, tire, or coupling failures can point to a manufacturer or maintenance contractor.

The process

What happens after you reach out.

Three steps, start to finish. No retainer, no upfront fee, no obligation to move forward.

01

Tell us what happened

A two-minute form or a phone call. We ask about the crash, your injuries, and where things stand with insurance.

02

We match you with an attorney

You're connected with a DFW-based attorney who handles commercial trucking claims, not just auto accidents.

03

They handle it, you pay nothing upfront

Your attorney takes the case on contingency — their fee comes from the settlement, only if they win.

Before you call the insurance adjuster

A few things worth knowing first.

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    The trucking company's insurer moves fast.Some send investigators to the scene within hours. An early recorded statement can be used against you later.
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    Being partly at fault doesn't end your case.Texas allows recovery if you're less than 51% responsible for the crash, though your share reduces the total.
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    Evidence has a shelf life.Electronic logging data, dashcam footage, and skid evidence can be overwritten or cleared within weeks.
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    This site is a referral service, not a law firm.We connect you with independent, licensed Texas attorneys — we don't represent you directly.
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I didn't know the trucking company had its own investigator out there before the tow truck even left. Having someone explain what was actually happening made the difference.

DFW referral client, name withheld for privacy
Common questions

Frequently asked.

Does this cost anything? +
The case review is free, and there's no fee to be matched with an attorney. Attorneys in our network work on contingency, meaning they only get paid if your case results in a settlement or award.
Is DFW Truck Wreck a law firm? +
No. DFW Truck Wreck is a marketing and referral service operated by FMG 2.0 Marketing Group LLC. We connect people who've been in commercial truck accidents with independent, licensed Texas attorneys. We don't provide legal advice or legal representation.
How is a truck accident claim different from a regular car accident claim? +
Commercial trucks are covered by federal safety regulations and typically carry much larger insurance policies. Investigations often involve the driver's logs, the trucking company's safety record, and sometimes a separate maintenance or cargo contractor — which is why attorneys who specifically handle trucking cases tend to build a stronger claim than a general practice firm.
How quickly do I need to act? +
Texas generally allows about two years from the date of the crash to file a personal-injury lawsuit, though certain situations (such as claims involving a government vehicle) have shorter windows. The sooner an attorney can preserve evidence, the stronger your position — this isn't legal advice, so confirm your specific deadline with an attorney.
What information should I have ready? +
If you have them: the police report number, photos of the scene and vehicles, contact info for witnesses, and any correspondence from insurance adjusters. If you don't have these yet, that's fine — the attorney you're matched with can help track them down.

Get your free case review.

Tell us what happened. A member of our team reviews every submission and, where it looks like a fit, connects you directly with a DFW-based truck accident attorney.

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