What To Know About Winter Trucking Accidents

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As the colder months approach, so does the harsh winter weather. Snowy, icy, and slushy roads are difficult to navigate. Last winter Oklahoma saw unprecedented storms that brought with them numerous accidents, many serious, and wreaked havoc on our roads.

As personal injury attorneys, we’ve seen just how dangerous winter weather road conditions can be. According to the Federal Highway Administration:

17% of all vehicle crashes happen in winter conditions.
There are 156,164 crashes annually due to icy roads.
Traffic accidents on snowy, slushy, or icy roads account for 24% of weather-related traffic accidents.

About 76,000 people get injured in traffic accidents during snowfall each year.
Trucking accidents can be devastating. Types of truck accidents can include negligence, product liability, and wrongful death. Many times, truck companies will deny fault or liability for a crash. It is important to seek legal representation immediately following a trucking accident. A trucking accident injury attorney can help establish liability for your crash, collect evidence to strengthen your claim, ...
... and help ensure compensation is sought from the appropriate parties.

If you or a loved one has been in a trucking accident, count on our team of experienced attorneys to seek justice on your behalf. At Fulmer Sill, we are proud to deliver high-quality assistance to all of our clients. All initial consultations are free, and we don’t charge any up-front fees for representation. We handle all fees on a contingency basis, meaning that unless we’re successful, you don’t have to pay us. Please contact us at (405)509.6300 for a free consultation or request a case review here
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I am Devin Herz, currently associated with Fulmersill. We believe everyone is equal under the law. We take pride in providing an unparalleled commitment to our clients, most of whom are individuals, families and small businesses who have been unfairly treated or tragically harmed by large corporations.