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Hiring A Trucking Attorney
When hiring a lawyer to handle your trucking accident case, you want someone who is experienced and tenacious. You want a lawyer who has the financial resources to develop your case properly. You want a lawyer who can take your call any time of the day or night. At Thomas J. Henry Injury Attorneys, we can do all of that and more.
We understand how difficult it is to work when you have been severely injured by an 18-wheeler or other commercial vehicle. That is why we advance your court costs and litigation expenses. We can also advance money for living and medical expenses interest free*. You spend nothing and you pay no attorney’s fees unless we win your case. We do this because we have the confidence that comes with experience.
Thomas J. Henry Injury Attorneys has helped injured victims throughout the nation stand up against some of the largest trucking companies in the world and obtain real results.
Who Do I Sue?
Knowing who and where to sue is critical. Thomas J. Henry Injury Attorneys has the knowledge and expertise to make sure your case is handled correctly. In some cases, you may have grounds to recover actual and punitive damages, which can compensate you for all expenses, past and future, which have occurred since your accident. We make sure all the details of your case have been researched so you receive the compensation you deserve.
A Winning History
Thomas J. Henry Injury Attorneys have handled a multitude of 18-wheeler accidents over the past two decades and continue to handle many of the largest 18-wheeler accident cases throughout the United States. Whether the company is small or large, our success is not an accident; it is because we understand how trucking companies operate.
In addition, Thomas J. Henry Injury Attorneys understand how truck drivers are supposed to handle themselves in the operation and use of commercial motor vehicles. We have consistently demonstrated through expansive discovery, depositions and massive use of experts how trucking companies and drivers have caused not only injuries but deaths that were completely unnecessary. If trucking companies and drivers follow the appropriate safety rules prescribed by federal and state law, many people would still be living a full and prosperous life.
Thomas J. Henry Injury Attorneys are available to respond to trucking accidents at any hour, day or night. Our lawyers understand that the immediate acquisition, or acquiring, of evidence is paramount to understanding how the accident occurred. Remember, your choice does matter. We are available 24/7, nights and weekends.
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Recent Results
Thomas J. Henry Injury Attorneys have a proven track record of success in handling trucking accident cases and fighting for what injured victims deserve.
- $4.5 Million
Net to Client: $2,389,596.95
Expenses: $85,403.05
Attorney Fees: $2,025,000.00
Trucking Accident – Wrongful Death - $3.6 Million
Net to Client: $2,069,185.00
Expenses: $102,814.00
Attorney Fees: $1,448,000.00
Trucking Accident – Back Injury - $2.9 Million
Net to Client: $1,560,796.17
Expenses: $135,453.83
Attorney Fees: $1,253,750.00
Trucking Accident – Neck Injury
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