Truck Accidents

Birmingham Truck Accident Lawyers Serving Alabama and Georgia

Of all types of auto accidents, truck accidents can be the most dangerous. Collisions with tractor trailers often cause terrible catastrophic injuries, and even cause wrongful death. Victims of such tragedies deserve the experienced, aggressive Birmingham truck accident lawyers of Yearout & Traylor, P.C.

Since opening our doors in 1984, our attorneys have helped hundreds of people get the money they deserve after an accident. We have the experience and knowledge to handle complex, large-scale cases against trucking companies and their insurance companies. We know how to thoroughly investigate a case to discover whether violations of truck driver regulations were made in an accident -- if so, a case can turn dramatically in your favor. We also understand the complexities involved in modern trucking regulations.

No Recovery, No Fee

We know that after suffering a serious injury in a crash with an 18-wheeler, you are probably plagued by medical bills, pain and suffering, and the need to make up for lost wages. At such a difficult time, you can hardly be expected to pay attorney’s fees -- so we charge nothing until you recover the money you are entitled to.

Our lawyers work hard to reach out-of-court-settlements that can get our clients the money they need without the stress of a trial. However, we do not settle for a small amount just to avoid court -- our attorneys have handled hundreds of trials and are always fully prepared to go to court. In fact, our firm’s reputation for aggressive, effective trial lawyers often gets our clients better settlements.

Contact Us

To set up a free initial consultation with one of our Birmingham truck accident lawyers, please call (800) 226-6116 or visit our law firm’s contact page. We can schedule weekend and evening appointments.

Our law offices are in Birmingham, Alabama, and represent clients nationally. We have helped clients throughout the United States. Our attorneys receive many cases from Maryland, Nevada, Georgia, and Alabama.