Albuquerque Truck Accident Lawyer - Fighting for Maximum Compensation
If you've been hurt in a crash involving a semi-truck, 18-wheeler, or other commercial vehicle, Holt Law is here to help. As a trusted Albuquerque truck accident lawyer, we fight for injured drivers, passengers, and pedestrians across New Mexico-making sure trucking companies and their insurers don't take advantage of you. From wrecks on I-40 and I-25 to collisions on busy Albuquerque freight routes, we know the roads, the regulations, and how to win these complex cases.
Serious Truck Accidents in New Mexico
We Know What You're Up Against
New Mexico's highways are major trucking corridors, with constant semi-truck traffic hauling freight through Albuquerque. When these massive vehicles crash, the results can be catastrophic. We've handled cases involving jackknifes, underride collisions, rollovers, and multi-vehicle pileups-often with life-changing injuries or fatalities. Our team understands federal trucking rules, multiple insurance policies, and the aggressive defense tactics these companies use.
Why Truck Accident Claims Are Different
Truck accident cases aren't just "big car accidents." They involve unique challenges like:
We act fast to preserve evidence before it's lost-because trucking companies often start building their defense immediately after a crash.
Who Can Be Liable in a Truck Crash?
Determining liability in a truck accident takes thorough investigation. Responsible parties may include:
Our job is to uncover every possible source of recovery so you get the compensation you deserve.
Common Causes of Truck Accidents
Truck crashes can happen for many reasons, including:
Injuries in Truck Accident Cases
Because of the size and weight of commercial trucks, injuries are often severe. We regularly represent clients facing:
We work closely with medical experts to fully document the impact of your injuries-both now and for the future.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Truck Accidents
How much is a truck accident claim worth?
It depends on the severity of your injuries, medical costs, lost income, and other damages. Truck cases often involve larger settlements due to higher insurance policy limits.
Can I sue the trucking company directly?
Yes-in most cases.
What if the truck driver was an independent contractor?
Most truck drivers are not legally considered independent contractors. Even if they were, liability can still extend to the company depending on their control over the driver's work and other legal factors.
Why Choose Holt Law for Your Truck Accident Case
We combine local knowledge with the ability to take on major national trucking firms. Our approach includes:
With Holt Law, you get small-firm attention and big-firm results.