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Oklahoma City Cement Truck Accident Attorneys

Your Trusted Advocates for Justice in Cement Truck Accident Cases

Fulmer Sill should be the first law firm you call after being hit by a cement truck in Oklahoma City. Law offices only handle commercial truck accidents involving big rigs and 18-wheelers hauling cargo. On the other hand, we have a truck accident team that handles claims involving all sorts of trucks, including cement trucks and other specialized industrial vehicles.

Call Fulmer Sill today at (405) 433-7414 or contact us online to schedule a meeting with our cement truck accident attorneys in Oklahoma City!

What is a Cement Truck?

A cement truck is an industrial truck designed to haul cement and prevent it from hardening while in transport. It is recognizable due to the enormous, spinning drums on the trailer, where the constantly stirring cement is stored.

Cement trucks are often owned by an industrial or construction company that hires commercial truck drivers to operate the vehicle for projects. They can also be owned or leased to individual workers who then offer the truck’s services for hire. For this reason, the defendants' claim in a cement truck accident can vary.

Dangers of Cement Trucks

Cement trucks can be more dangerous on the road than the average truck because of their:

  • Large blind spots: The large cement drum on the back of a cement truck makes for unusual blind spots. If a driver cannot see a cement truck driver in a side mirror, then it is likely that the cement truck driver cannot see the smaller vehicle.
  • Extremely heavy weight: Although cement trucks can be small compared to some 18-wheelers, they often weigh the same due to the large amount of cement stored in the drum. An inexperienced cement truck driver can also struggle to control a cement truck with an empty drum because of the unexpectedly light tonnage.

Cement Truck Accident Injuries

It is not unusual for someone who is hit by a cement truck to suffer catastrophic injuries. The massive weight of the vehicle creates a huge force differential between it and a smaller vehicle, which results in the worst impact on the smaller vehicle.

We can help if you suffered the following injuries in a cement truck accident:

Our attorneys can handle sensitive wrongful death claims after fatal cement truck accidents, too. Please rely on us if you lost a loved one due to a collision with a cement truck in Oklahoma City.

What Damages Can Be Recovered in a Cement Truck Accident?

If you’ve been involved in a cement truck accident in Oklahoma City, you may be entitled to various forms of compensation, including:

  • Medical Expenses: Compensation for hospital bills, surgeries, and ongoing treatment related to your injuries.
  • Lost Wages: Recovery for income lost during your recovery period and any potential future earnings if your ability to work is affected.
  • Pain and Suffering: Damages for physical discomfort and emotional distress caused by the accident.
  • Damage to Property: Compensation for the costs incurred to repair or replace your vehicle and any personal items damaged during the accident.
  • Loss of Consortium: Compensation for injuries impacts your relationship with your spouse.
  • Punitive Damages: Additional compensation in cases of extreme negligence by the truck driver or company.

An experienced cement truck accident attorney can help you assess your situation and determine which damages you may be eligible to claim.

Statute of Limitations For Cement Truck Accidents in Oklahoma

In Oklahoma, individuals have two years from the date of the cement truck accident to file a personal injury claim. This statute of limitations applies to injury claims, property damage, and wrongful death claims stemming from the accident.

It is important to act promptly; failing to file your claim within this timeframe can result in losing your right to pursue compensation. To navigate the legal complexities and ensure you meet all deadlines, it is recommended that you consult with an experienced attorney as soon as possible after your accident.

If you have questions about how the statute of limitations may affect your case, our Oklahoma City cement truck accident attorneys are here to provide you with the information and support you need.

Contact Our Oklahoma City Cement Truck Accident Lawyers Today

Our Oklahoma City cement truck accident lawyers stand by to hear from locals needing powerful and compassionate legal counsel. We would be honored to help you sort out the details of your case, including who to file against, what compensation is owed to you, and much more. Leave everything up to us; you’ll be ready for anything, including hotly-contested courtroom litigation!

Contact Fulmer Sill today to meet with our cement truck accident lawyers in Oklahoma City!

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