Often, determining fault in a truck accident requires evidence gathering before you can file a negligence claim. Occasionally, you may encounter an uninsured motorist, but they are not common in truck accidents. Catastrophic injuries are more common in truck accidents though, so watch for:

• Back and neck injuries
• Brain injuries
• Burn injuries
• Herniated discs
• Paraplegia

However, no matter what type or the extent of your injury, determining fault is the core of the value of your case.

When it comes to truck accidents, the responsible parties may not be as obvious as in most car accident claims. Of course, the drivers of the vehicles top the list. However, many other parties may be involved in a truck accident like:

• Employer
• Vehicle Manufacturer
• Government Entity
• Trucking Company
• Contractor

A Sarasota Truck Accident Lawyer at the Coleman Law Group helps you locate all the potentially liable defendants, so you can recover your damages. It's critical you find every party, so you can pursue your compensation before the statute of limitations passes.