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can-i-sue-someone-personally-after-a-truck-accident-300x200If you’re involved in a semi-truck accident and the driver appears to be at fault, you may be wondering who to sue. Do you sue the driver or the company? Maybe the manufacturer of the truck is to blame. In some cases, you may have to sue multiple parties. If one business owns the cab and another company owns the truck’s trailer, this can also lead to a dilemma.

To get to the crux of the problem, you need to speak to an Atlanta truck accident lawyer who is experienced in handling truck accident claims. You’ll need their advice for getting the compensation you’re owed for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. He or she can find out what happened and who caused the accident. 

When the Driver Is at Fault

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A semi-truck driving in the mountainsWho Do You Sue in a Truck Accident?

Trucks are typically operated by a trucking company, which can be held responsible for the actions of their drivers. As a result, you will typically sue the trucking company in order to obtain compensation for your injuries.

However, some trucking companies intentionally try to shield themselves from liability. Their drivers may be independent contractors, or the drivers are employed by a subsidiary corporation with little to no assets. It can often be difficult to identify who is the proper party to sue.

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