Truck Accident Lawyer for Tucson, AZ
Hurt in a truck crash in Tucson, AZ? Talk to a Goldberg & Loren truck accident lawyer today. Free, 24/7.
- No fee unless we win
- Phone & video consultations
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Crashes on I-10 between Phoenix and the New Mexico line and I-19 to Nogales put Tucson, Marana and Oro Valley drivers next to heavy trucks every day. ADOT counted 2,571 injury crashes in the City of Tucson in 2024, plus 3,469 in Pima County overall.1
Do You Have a Truck Accident Case?
Most strong claims have three things in common.
Injuries, medical bills, missed work or a wrecked vehicle. Even if pain showed up days later.
Even partly. Under Arizona's pure comparative fault rule, your share of blame reduces your recovery but doesn't bar it.3
Commercial carriers often carry far higher insurance limits than a car driver.
What to Do After a Truck Crash in Tucson
Short on time? Do these, then call us. We handle the rest.
- Call 911 and get checked out. Truck-crash injuries are often worse than they first feel.
- Photograph the truck. Get the company name, USDOT number and trailer number.
- Get the crash report. It's usually filed by Tucson Police, the Pima County Sheriff or Arizona DPS. We can get it for you.
- Don't talk to the trucking company's insurer or sign anything they send.
- Keep every bill and receipt, and track the work you miss.
- Call a lawyer fast. We can send a preservation letter for the truck's ECM data and driver logs.
Truck Crashes We Handle
- Jackknife crashes
- Rollovers
- Underride collisions
- Rear-ended by a semi
- Wide-turn & blind-spot crashes
- Tire blowouts & brake failure
- Unsecured or shifting cargo
- Delivery & box trucks
What You May Recover
Every case is different. These are damages Arizona injury claims commonly include. Arizona's constitution bars laws that cap damages for injury or death (Ariz. Const. art. 2, §31).
ER, surgery, therapy and the care you'll need in the future.
Time missed from work, and lost earning ability if you can't go back.
Physical pain, emotional distress and loss of enjoyment of life.
Lasting impairment or disfigurement.
Repair or replacement of your vehicle, plus a rental.
Damages for families who lost a loved one (A.R.S. §12-612).
What Clients Say
"Incredibly knowledgeable, great in court, and the settlement was way more than I expected."
Constance Sanchez · Texas client"I could not be more pleased with the personnel, process, and results I got from working with George Goldberg and his team."
Valerie Harris · Texas client"It was my first time needing to hire an attorney, and I was really happy with the entire process. Mr. Loren worked tirelessly for me while I recovered."
Charles Sanchez · Texas clientResults depend on each case's facts.
No fee
unless we win.
You pay nothing up front. We only get paid if we recover money for you.
Call (520) 376-2425 · Open 24/7 · Se habla español
Truck Accident Lawyer for Tucson, AZ: FAQs
Do you have an office in Tucson?
No. Our principal office is in Lakeway, Texas, and we don't have an Arizona office. We handle Tucson-area cases by phone and video. Arizona cases are handled by attorney James M. Loren.
How long do I have to file a claim in Arizona?
Usually two years from the crash to file a lawsuit, under A.R.S. §12-542.2 Claims against a city, county or the state require a notice of claim within 180 days (A.R.S. §12-821.01). Call early.
What if I was partly at fault?
Arizona uses pure comparative fault. You can recover even if you were mostly at fault; your award is reduced by your share (A.R.S. §12-2505).3
Who can be held responsible for a truck crash?
Possibly the driver, the motor carrier, the trailer or cargo loader, or a maintenance company. Federal rules on driver hours and inspections (49 CFR Parts 390–396) often matter.
What does it cost?
Nothing up front. The case review is free, and we only collect a fee if we recover money for you. Case expenses are explained before you sign.