Miami Truck Accident Attorneys

Freidin Dobrinsky PA

2 S. Biscayne Boulevard
One Biscayne Tower, Suite 3100
Miami, Florida 33131
USA

(305) 371-3666 or (866) 495-8060

www.floridatruckinjuryattorney.com

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Law Firm Overview

Freidin Dobrinsky, PA, is experienced in many high-stake cases arising from all types of car accidents, medical malpractice, business torts and other injuries due to corporate or individual negligence. We know that many factors can enter into your trucking accident case, and the quality of your legal representation can make a tremendous difference in the ultimate outcome. Any serious accident calls for a seasoned, aggressive lawyer with extensive knowledge of relevant laws, deep insight into insurance coverage, and the ability to take your case all the way through a jury trial if necessary.

Having a deep experience in negotiations, state and federal courts, we are available to handle serious or fatal truck accident cases state-wide in Florida — including anywhere in Miami Dade, Broward, Orange, Palm Beach or Polk County. Our law firm maintains multiple office locations in South Florida — Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Fort Meyers. We are well equipped to help you if you speak Spanish, and ready to travel to meet with you wherever you need us. Please also visit our main Web site for a broad view of our practice and accomplishments.

You deserve a diligent, determined representation after a life-changing accident involving an 18-wheeler, construction vehicle or other large trucks. We can provide this for you. We can begin with a free initial consultation, and you will owe no attorney fees unless we take your case and obtain a favorable settlement or verdict on your behalf. To benefit from a free case evaluation by a focused personal injury and wrongful death attorney who has obtained many millions to help our clients throughout Florida, please contact us today.

Practice Areas

Truck Accident

Practice Areas Description

- Commercial Truck Accident

All throughout Florida, you will see various types of commercial trucks on nearly every trip you take. These range from 18-wheelers and semis to large vans and trucks used for commercial delivery, service and transport. Even a Ford F-350 or similar vehicle equipped for construction may qualify as a commercial truck.

- Construction Vehicle Accident

While it is every Florida driver’s responsibility to be alert for construction vehicles and workers, many serious and fatal accidents are caused by negligence on the part of construction companies and the drivers of these vehicles.

- Federal State Trucking Regulations

Longstanding recognition of the risks and seriousness of trucking accidents has led to a complex, extensive body of federal and state trucking regulations. If a truck driver or trucking company violates these regulations, you have the right to file a claim and hold them accountable for any injuries or wrongful death you suffer as a result.

- Negligent Trucking

The fundamental aspects of building the victim’s best case in any injury-causing auto accident include proving liability, identifying all insurance coverage and other potential means of recovery, and substantiating the full physical, emotional, and financial costs for victims.

- Truck Maintenance Negligence

Safely handling an 18-wheeler, semi tractor-trailer rig, construction vehicle or even a delivery/transport van requires that the truck perform and operate as it was designed to do. Faulty equipment caused by defective manufacturing or inadequate maintenance can result in tragic injuries or wrongful death.

- Trucking Fleet Maintenance

Trucking companies are required by law to perform regular maintenance on their fleet of commercial vehicles. Faulty, irregular or lack of maintenance can lead to equipment failures and cause serious or fatal trucking crashes.

- Truck Driver Fatigue

The safety of everyone on Florida's streets and highways is dependent on truck and heavy equipment drivers' skills and experience. However, the profitability of a trucking company or subcontractor depends on moving loads quickly and reliably. Unfortunately, the pressures of a running a trucking, transport or other business sometimes leads to cutting corners and making poor decisions.

- Overload Accident

Some trucks have cargo weight limits in order to protect the safety of the driver and others on the road. In cases where truck drivers, suppliers or other parties overload a truck in order to haul more cargo, you can hold them accountable for your injuries and seek a personal injury claim to recover compensation.

- Hazardous Cargo

Trucks hauling hazardous cargo present a certain risk and danger to everyone on the highway. In order to maintain safety and prevent serious injury and harm, the cargo must be properly contained, and truck drivers and companies need to take extra precaution to avoid accidents. Unfortunately, the pressures of the business can result in cutting corners.

- Speeding Truck

Exceeding the speed limit can be dangerous for any driver, and it may put others at risk as well. Although most Florida drivers are accustomed to negotiating heavy traffic and other vehicles travelling at a wide range of speeds, a speeding semi truck, eighteen-wheeler or other "big rig" poses an especially serious danger — potentially creating a major collision, rollover, or other type of accident.

- Brain Injury

If you or a loved one suffered a brain injury in a Florida truck accident caused by negligence, you have the right to file a personal injury claim and seek compensation for physical, emotional and financial loss. Often it is critical to hire an attorney who can represent your interests to help maximize your recovery.

- Spinal Cord Injury

If you have recently been involved in a trucking accident in Florida and suffered a spinal cord injury, you may be entitled to recover compensation. The veteran attorneys of FREIDIN • DOBRINSKY have more than 75 total years of experience advocating for injured truck wreck victims. We are well prepared to build a case that explains in detail the extent of your spinal cord damage and to fight on your behalf.

- Fatal Truck Accident

If you have tragically lost a loved one in a Florida trucking accident, you have enough to think about without having to worry about filing a wrongful death lawsuit. At FREIDIN • DOBRINSKY, we will tenaciously pursue compensation from the negligent party on your behalf so you can properly grieve your loss.