A wrong way driver on Interstate 35 set off a deadly chain reaction early Monday morning. The events leading up to the deadly trucking accident began at around 3 a.m. Monday morning when a small sedan was spotted driving south in the Northbound lanes of I-35 in Schertz, Texas near San Antonio. The wrong way driver caused an initial car accident that resulted in only minor injuries. A tanker truck driver, however, failed to see the initial crash and drove through the car accident scene striking and killing two good samaritans that stopped to render aid in response to the first car accident. The other victim was the wrong way driver that caused the initial car accident. Five other individuals were taken to area hospitals for minor injuries. There is no word at this time if alcohol played a role in this horrific accident.

Horrific accidents such as this one come with complicated legal questions, such as who is legally responsible for the deaths and injuries to these innocent victims? Does all responsibility fall on the wrong way driver? Is the truck driver responsible for not keeping a proper lookout? These questions require experienced personal injury attorneys with the tools to investigate serious accidents such as this one. The Austin and Dallas personal injury attorneys at Wilson Trosclair & Lovins have that experience. Call us today at 214-484-1930 if you were injured due to the negligence of another person

Amanda Omo-Iyamu of Balch Springs, Texas, and Shun Jones, of Carrollton, Texas were killed in Colorado when they were struck by a large truck while changing a tire on the side of a Colorado highway. Exactly who was driving the truck was a source of confusion. It is now being reported that a 16 year old teen named Tristan Martin, from Sulpher Springs, Louisiana, was driving the truck at the time of the trucking accident. At the scene of the trucking accident, however, Tristan’s father, Michael, took the blame for the accident while Tristan fled with some of his friends that were following them from a rodeo in Oklahoma on their way to Wyoming. Tristan and Michael were both arrested and face charges pertaining to the truck wreck and their actions following the accident. Investigators are now trying to determine if a 16 year old driving the truck violated Federal trucking regulations. At the end of the day, however, two families have been torn apart by the untimely death of two of their loved ones. Our thoughts go out to the families involved.

Trucking accidents often result in devastating consequences, and this accident is no exception. That is why it is important to contact an experienced trucking accident lawyer to make sure your rights are fully protected following a trucking accident. Our experienced Austin and Dallas trucking accident lawyers are ready to help. Call us at 214-484-1930 today.

A trucking accident in Van Zandt County claimed the life of a young boy early Friday morning. Reports indicate that a young boy was struck head on by a truck driver who had mistaken him for a dead animal in the road. It appeared that the pedestrian was walking on FM 47 heading south when he was hit by the truck drive. After further investigation, it appears that the teenager was sleeping next to a friend when he was struck by the truck. His friend remained uninjured. The young boy was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident.

Serious accidents such as these require experienced and qualified personal injury attorneys. The Dallas personal injury attorneys at Wilson Trosclair & Lovins have helped hundreds of families when faced with situations such as this one. Call Pete Trosclair in our Dallas office today at214-484-1930 if you or a loved one has been injured in a trucking accident.

A trucking accident involving an 18-wheeler and a Hyundai early this morning resulted in the death of the car’s driver. The trucking accident occurred at approximately 2.a m. this morning on the Sam Rayburn Tollway near Custer Road in Allen. Investigators believe that the driver of the car collided with the right guardrail before moving into the center lane of traffic. The 18-wheeler was traveling behind the car at the time and was unable to stop and avoid the trucking accident. The 18-wheeler struck the driver’s side of the car and pushed it hundreds of yards down the tollway. The northbound tollway will remain closed until noon today.

When fatal trucking accidents such as this one occur, it’s important that the victim’s family fully investigate the accident and not solely rely on the investigating officer’s report. The victim should have a voice in the investigation as well, and that is what the trucking accident attorneys at Wilson Trosclair & Lovins are able to provide. Call us today at 214-484-1930.

Trucking accidents are always serious matters. What made last night’s Dallas trucking accident a little more serious was that it involved a police car. The trucking accident happened at approximately 2 a.m. on Interstate 635 near Hillcrest Road. Police officers were working a car accident when an 18 wheeler jackknifed and crashed into the rear of the police car. The police officers were taken to Parkland Hospital with unknown injuries. The truck driver was not hurt as a result of the trucking accident, but officers did find alcohol in his system. Even thought the alcohol levels were below the legal limit, it is illegal to consume any alcohol while operating an 18-wheeler and other commercial trucks.

Dallas trucking accident attorneys at Wilson Trosclair & Lovins have the experience necessary to aggressively and effectively represent individuals injured in trucking accidents throughout Texas and the entire nation. Call us today at 214-484-1930 if you have been injured in a trucking accident.

Regina Raquel Duane was killed in an early morning Dallas trucking accident when the pickup truck she was a passenger in collided with an 18-wheeler. The trucking accident happened at approximately 2:15 a.m. this morning. Investigating officers believe the driver of the pickup truck-which was pulling a trailer at the time- lost control while driving in the heavy rain of I-35E in Oak Cliff and jackknifed. An 18-wheeler then crashed in the pickup truck, killing Regina Raquel Duane and seriously injuring the two other occupants of the truck. The two other occupants have not been identified, but it was recently confirmed that they were a 26 year old teacher and a 15 year old student from McKinney, Texas. It is believed that prior to the trucking accident, Ms. Duane and her two companions were in Midlothian showing sheep at an FFA event. The unidentified teacher remains in critical condition, and the student is in stable condition. The 18-wheeler driver escaped the trucking accident with only minor injuries.

The Austin and Dallas Trucking Accident attorneys at Wilson Trosclair & Lovins have vast experience investigating trucking accidents such as this one. We understand that there is nothing easy about these cases, especially the emotional toll these tragedies have on families. If you or your family has been affected by a trucking accident, call us today at 214-484-1930 to discuss your options.

A trucking accident involving a school bus and car near the Williamson County and Burnet County sent seven people to Seton Medical Center all with minor injuries. This is a fortunate outcome considering that the accident involved a tractor trailer and school bus carrying numerous people. The exact cause of the bus and trucking accident is unknown at this time. Texas 29 was shut down while officers investigated the car accident, but the roads are now open.

Trucking accidents frequently result in severe injuries for those involved, and as such, experienced personal injury attorneys are important to protect the rights of the injured. Our attorneys have worked to successfully resolve numerous trucking accidents, including cases other attorneys were unwilling to take on. If you were injured due to a trucking company’s negligence, our trucking accident attorneys can help. Call us today.

A truck driver’s attempt to reverse his 18-wheeler into oncoming traffic on Interstate 35 near the Forrest St. exit in Waco, Texas resulted in a ten car pileup. Two people were taken to the hospital to treat their injuries, but none of the injuries are believed to be serious. Investigating officers are reporting that the 18-wheeler was carrying an oversized load at the time, and the truck driver realized he would not fit under the overpass. The truck driver stopped the 18-wheeler in the middle of traffic and began to reverse, which caused multiple car accidents behind him. It appears that the root of the problem is the trucking company’s failure to properly use TxDOT’s automated system known as TXPROS, which charts out the proper routes for commercial trucks based on the size, weight chart out the proper route for the truck. Some observers are concerned about the cause of the trucking accident because truck drivers now input the information into TXPROS rather than TxDOT employees, and they fear that more of these types of accidents are likely to happen more frequently without proper training.

Fortunately in this case, this truck driver’s errors did not result in the loss of life or permanent injuries. Many trucking accidents do have tragic consequences, however. What the above accident does highlight, however, is the need for an experienced trucking accident attorney who knows the rules and regulations that control the trucking industry. Otherwise, valuable evidence of negligence can be overlooked. Call the Dallas and Austin trucking accident attorneys at Wilson Trosclair & Lovins at 214-484-1930 if you have any questions concerning your rights as a trucking accident victim.

A truck driver’s effort to avoid one accident resulted in a collision in Guadalupe County that sent three people to the hospital. The trucking accident occurred Friday morning around 8:30 a.m., when the truck driver heading north slammed his brakes to avoid a car that was slowing in front of him. The semi-truck then skidded into the other lane of traffic where it wrecked head on with a pickup truck traveling in the other direction. The driver of the pickup truck, Hector Villarreal, and his passenger, Lupe Villarreal, were both injured and required medical attention. The driver of the 18-wheeler also required medical attention. None of the injuries from this trucking accident are believed to be life threatening.

The Dallas and Austin trucking accident attorneys handle trucking accident cases throughout the state of Texas. If you have been injured due to the careless driving of a truck driver, call Wilson Trosclair & Lovins today at 214-484-1930.

Sam Torres, a school teacher at Beck Elementary in Trophy Club, Texas, was killed in a motorcycle accident yesterday when the motorcycle he was riding collided with an 18-wheeler. The exact cause of this fatal accident is unknown at this time. Investigating officers are only saying at this time that Sam Torres’ motorcycle collided with the 18-wheeler in a construction zone on Highway 183 east near the off ramp to Highway 121. Mr. Torres was only 27 years old and is survived by his wife of 10 months.

Tragedies, such as this one, are a constant reminder of how dangerous our roadways can be. If you or a loved one is unfortunate enough to be involved in a motorcycle accident or trucking accident due to the fault of another, it’s important to take steps to make sure your rights are protected. As the investigation into this tragic accident shows, determining who was or wasn’t at fault can be difficult. Experienced personal injury attorneys can help. Call the Dallas and Austin personal injury attorneys at Wilson Trosclair & Lovins today at 214-484-1930.