There is no average truck accident settlement in Ohio. The amount of money you get depends on the unique details of your case. Many factors influence the settlement amount, including the severity of your injuries, the cost of property damage, and the degree of negligence. An experienced Toledo truck accident lawyer will investigate the crash …
In Ohio, the statute of limitations for filing a truck accident lawsuit is typically two years from the date of the accident. This means you have two years to file a claim for personal injury or wrongful death resulting from the crash. Failing to meet this deadline can result in losing your right to seek …
Semi-truck accidents are often traumatic. Bits and pieces of your car could be thrown across the road. Traffic might be shut down for hours. And dazed and confused drivers are unsure of what happened and what steps to take next. At Groth & Associates, we understand the confusion. Below, our Findlay truck accident lawyer lays …
Truck accidents typically lead to serious injuries, so the smart move is to avoid a collision in the first place. Groth & Associates is a law firm committed to accident victims’ rights, and our Maumee truck accident lawyer offers the following tips to reduce the odds of a crash. Tips to Avoid Truck Accidents For …
In 2020, Ohio saw 4,854 accidents involving large trucks, which resulted in 134 fatalities and an astounding 2,143 injuries. Many lives were turned completely upside down because of these wrecks. Our clients suffer horrifying injuries in truck collisions, including paralysis, brain injury, and amputation. At Groth & Associates, we are proud to have helped some …
Commercial trucks are dangerous. Because they are so heavy, they can crunch or crush smaller vehicles when they collide, often on the highway. What is the most common type of truck accident? And how can you protect yourself from falling victim? A Findlay truck accident lawyer at Groth & Associates answers these questions below. Distracted …
Truck accidents vastly differ from car crashes. One of the biggest differences lies in the fact that multiple parties can be found liable after a collision involving a truck. When two passenger vehicles are involved in a crash, one or two of the drivers at the scene are considered at fault for the accident. When …
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