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We help clients injured in drunk truck driver accidents and hold the responsible parties accountable for their negligence. Don't delay. Call 1-800-455-1054. At the Herrera Law Firm, a DWI truck accident lawyer can fight for you.
In the state of Texas, the driver of a commercial vehicle is subject to a stricter DWI (driving while intoxicated) standard than a driver of a non-commercial vehicle. A trucker driver with blood alcohol content (BAC) over .04 is legally a drunk driver. (Non-professional drivers face a limit of .08).
The government has sent a strong message to truck drivers that DWI, or driving under the influence (DWI), is not to be tolerated on Texas roads, or other highways in the nation.
The truck driver negligence at the root of a drunk driving accident is as clear as the reading on the breathalyzer. However, the negligent behavior may go beyond the driver. Commercial trucking liability on the part of the trucking company extends to supervision and assessment of the drivers. We typically investigate every angle to be sure that all parties who contributed to the drunk truck driver accident are held accountable.
At the Herrera Law Firm, we stand up to the insurance companies to get accident victims injured by a drunk truck driver everything they deserve.
Contact a Texas personal injury attorney for the legal assistance you deserve after a truck accident. Call now at 1-800-455-1054 or contact a DWI accident lawyer online. Your initial consultation is free. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Let us help you get what you deserve.
Call or e-mail us today for a free case evaluation.
1-800-455-1054Click here for local Office Locations
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