When you’re injured in an accident caused by a third-party – whether it’s another driver, a faulty piece of equipment, or unsafe road conditions – you shouldn’t have to bear the burden alone. Even if you were on the job, other parties may be liable for your injuries. At Long Haul Law, we investigate and pursue third-party liability claims to ensure you get the full compensation you deserve for your pain, suffering, and lost wages.
When you hire Long Haul Law, you’re not just getting a lawyer – you’re getting a team committed to winning your case. Here’s how we’ll handle your claim:
A third-party liability claim is a lawsuit against someone other than your employer who caused or contributed to your injury. Unlike workers’ compensation, which provides benefits regardless of fault, a third-party claim allows you to seek full damages, including compensation for pain and suffering, emotional distress, and other losses that workers’ compensation does not cover. If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence – such as another driver, a defective truck part, or unsafe conditions at a loading dock – you may have the right to pursue a third-party claim. Contact Long Haul Law today to find out if you have a case and how we can maximize your recovery.
Several parties may be responsible for a truck driver’s injury in a third-party liability case. Common defendants include negligent motorists who cause crashes, manufacturers of defective truck parts or tires, cargo loading companies that improperly secure freight, and property owners who fail to maintain safe working conditions at truck stops, loading docks, or delivery sites. Every case is different, and identifying the liable party requires a thorough investigation. If you were injured on the job due to someone else’s negligence, let Long Haul Law handle the legal work while you focus on recovery – call us today.
Unlike workers’’ compensation, which only covers medical bills and lost wages, a third-party liability claim allows you to seek full financial recovery. This may include compensation for medical expenses, lost earnings, reduced earning capacity if you can’t return to work, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and even punitive damages in cases of extreme negligence. If you’re facing financial hardship after an injury, let Long Haul Law fight to get you the maximum compensation you’re entitled to – schedule a free case review today.
Yes, you can file both a workers’ compensation claim and a third-party liability claim at the same time. Workers’ compensation provides immediate medical coverage and wage replacement benefits, while a third-party claim allows you to recover additional damages for pain and suffering and other losses. However, because these cases can be complex – especially when dealing with insurance companies and legal loopholes – it’s important to have experienced legal representation. Long Haul Law can help you navigate both claims and ensure you get every dollar you deserve – contact us today to learn more.
To succeed in a third-party liability case, you must prove that another party’s negligence directly caused your injury. This often involves gathering evidence such as accident reports, witness statements, video footage, maintenance records, or expert testimony. Proving negligence can be challenging, especially when large companies or insurance providers try to shift blame. At Long Haul Law, we have the resources and experience to build a strong case on your behalf – don’t wait, reach out to us today to protect your rights.
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