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The defendant, driving an 18-wheeler, was driving 65 mph in rain and sleet with his cruise control on when he hit a disabled vehicle. Our client’s teenage daughter was a passenger in that disabled vehicle. Tragically, the impact killed this young, promising college student. The law requires truck drivers to reduce their speed in adverse weather, and industry standards make clear that commercial drivers should not use cruise control in adverse weather.

Client was traveling in a construction zone southbound on US 75 in McKinney when traffic came to a stop. An 18-wheeler driver from a national transportation company was not paying attention and struck multiple cars causing severe injuries. Our client had shoulder surgery along with back and neck injuries as a result of the wreck. The truck driver had drugs in his system and frequently transported drugs in his truck to others in the terminal.

A family of three was driving alongside a truck when the defendant truck driver makes a right turn from the middle lane, causing injuries to all passengers in the vehicle.

Client was driving on a residential street when a delivery vehicle company vehicle pulled out from the wrong side of the road and struck the client. Client had multiple injuries and neck surgery as a result.