Dallas Truck Accident Lawyers Fighting for You

A collision with an 18-wheeler isn't a typical wreck-it's a life-changer. If a tractor-trailer hit you on I-35E, I-30, or US-75 near Downtown Dallas, you need a Dallas truck accident lawyer who knows how to push back against national carriers and their insurers. At McMahon Dean, we investigate fast, secure critical evidence, and build cases that win.

Why Truck Accidents Are Different

Commercial truck cases involve high-stakes insurance, multiple corporate defendants, and federal rules most drivers never see. Hours-of-Service limits, maintenance logs, and FMCSA regulations matter, and trucking companies often deploy rapid-response teams to shape the narrative. Our team levels the field from day one.

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Our Experience with Commercial Truck Cases

We know the trucking playbook: delay records, blame the smaller car, and minimize injuries. McMahon Dean moves quickly to preserve driver logs, black-box (ECM) data, dash-cam footage, and fleet maintenance files. Our trial-ready approach puts pressure on carriers headquartered across Texas and the nation.

Causes of Truck Accidents We Handle

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Driver Fatigue

Hours-of-Service violations and overnight hauls through Dallas County.

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Overloaded or Improperly Loaded Trailers

Cargo shifts causing rollovers on I-635/LBJ.

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Brake or Equipment Failure

Missed inspections and defective components.

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Drunk or Drugged Driving

Zero tolerance when a commercial license is at stake.

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Speeding or Aggressive Driving

Tailgating and unsafe lane changes in heavy DFW traffic.

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Poor Hiring/Training 

Unqualified or poorly supervised drivers on Texas highways.

Who Can Be Held Liable?

Beyond the truck driver, responsibility may reach the motor carrier, the trailer owner, a third-party loader, maintenance contractors, or even a parts manufacturer. We map every relationship and contract to identify all sources of recovery.

Maximizing Compensation for Truck Crash Victims

Truck crashes often cause spinal injuries, traumatic brain injuries, severe fractures, burns, and, tragically, fatalities. We pursue medical costs (including future care), lost earnings and earning capacity, pain and suffering, and, when conduct is egregious, punitive damages.

Case Results & Testimonials

"I highly recommend this firm! Jennifer Grossman assisted with the recent sale of my parent's home and she provided exceptional service. She was very knowledgeable, responsive, and professional. She went above and beyond to get our closing completed."

- Ji H.

"We worked with Brian and Jennifer for our recent home purchase and they were both wonderful - excellent attorneys and human beings. They were great communicators, walked us through the process, answered all of our questions, and were wonderful all around. I would highly recommend them to others looking for an attorney for a home purchase."

- Verity S.

"Great communication: friendly, calming, complete (non-condescending) explanations and answers to our questions. Great service on the technical aspects of our transaction as well. An excellent experience!"

- Bob J.

"Jennifer and the entire staff provided service that exceeded my expectations. Communication throughout the process had been superior and Jennifer kept everyone informed every step of the way until the sale closing. Thank you Jennifer so much for everything you do and I hope to work with you again."

- Ann M.

Truck Accidents FAQs

  • How soon should I contact a lawyer after a truck crash?

    Immediately. Carriers start building their defense within hours. We send preservation letters to secure logs and black-box data.

  • What if the trucking company's insurer calls me?

    Do not give a recorded statement before speaking with an attorney.

  • How much does it cost to hire a truck accident attorney?

    No upfront fees. McMahon Dean works on contingency-no fee unless we win.

  • Can I obtain the truck's black-box or logbook data?

    Yes. We demand the ECM data, ELD logs, and inspection records to prove fault.

  • What if the driver is an independent contractor?

    We investigate all relationships; motor carriers can still be liable under federal and Texas law depending on control and contracts.

We Stand Up to Trucking Companies: Contact Us

From the Stemmons Corridor to the Mixmaster, our Dallas team knows the roads-and the tactics carriers use. McMahon Dean is available 24/7, with Spanish-language support, to protect your rights and pursue maximum compensation.