When a massive truck collides with your car, it’s not just an accident; it’s a life-changing event. Truck crashes often cause catastrophic injuries, overwhelming medical bills, lost wages, and long-term emotional trauma.
You don’t have to face the aftermath alone.
At the DeWitt Law Firm, we stand up for accident victims in Florida who’ve been hurt in truck accidents, whether on highways, rural roads, or city intersections. We go toe-to-toe with trucking companies and their insurers so you can focus on healing while we handle the legal fight.
Florida law holds trucking companies, drivers, and even manufacturers accountable when their negligence causes harm. But these cases are more complex than regular car crashes, multiple parties may be liable, and the trucking industry plays rough.
Here’s the good news: We don’t flinch.
We know the FMCSA regulations, Florida commercial vehicle codes, and the sneaky tactics insurers use to avoid paying fair compensation.
Semi-trucks don’t cause fender benders; they cause wreckage. These are just some of the serious injuries we see:
Whether you were the driver, a passenger, or even a pedestrian struck by a commercial vehicle, your injuries matter—and so does your case.
If you were hit by a truck, you may be entitled to compensation for:
We dig deep into your case to uncover every liable party and every dollar you’re owed.
With over 20 years of experience representing injury victims across Florida, we don’t shy away from the hard cases. Truck accident claims require fast action, deep legal knowledge, and aggressive representation, and that’s what we bring to the table.
We understand federal trucking laws and know how to demand records, black box data, driver logs, and more.
We treat your case with the care it deserves—and we fight like hell to get you justice.
You don’t pay a dime unless we win. Period.
Truck crashes are chaotic and traumatic. Taking the right steps early can make a big difference in your recovery, and your case.
Florida’s statute of limitations gives you two years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury lawsuit. But trucking companies don’t wait; they send investigators out immediately.
Let us start fighting for you now, before evidence disappears or memories fade.
Yes. In many cases, the company may be liable for negligent hiring, training, or maintenance.
Under Florida’s modified comparative negligence rule, you may still recover compensation, as long as you weren’t more than 50% at fault.
We collect black box data, logbooks, surveillance footage, dash cam video, and maintenance records to build a strong case.
Nothing upfront. With our No-Win, No-Fee Guarantee, you only pay if we win.
We’ve recovered millions for clients injured in truck crashes across Florida—cases involving jackknifed trailers, rear-end collisions, underride accidents, and more.
