Truck accidents oftentimes involve “roll-overs.” That is, trucks can be manufactured top-heavy and can be prone to roll-over. If this occurs and you are injured as a result, your case would be against the manufacturer that designed and/or built the truck too top-heavy.

Stephen Morse handles all types of truck accidents occurring all over Florida. These include: rear-end truck accidents, head-on collisions, t-bone accidents, sideswipe accidents, and side-impact accidents.

Stephen Morse also works on cases involving truck crashes caused by all sorts of reasons. These include drunk driving, intoxicated driving and other alcohol and drug related accidents, accidents involving texting and driving and other cell phone use, distracted driving accidents, and accidents caused by defective roadway construction.

Stephen Morse also handles cases involving crashes caused by defective truck equipment or design. This can include defective tires, airbag defects, defective seatbelts, and defective children’s, kids’ and baby car seats.

Sometimes truck accidents can be caused by defective roadway construction or design. This occurs when a road or highway is designed or constructed in such a way that makes it dangerous for travelling vehicles and thus causes an accident.

Finally, Stephen Morse handles cases involving hit-and-run accidents, multiple-car and vehicle pile-ups, accidents that caused injuries to passengers, and road-rage accidents.

The statute of limitations for a truck wreck case in Florida is four years. This means that you have four years to file a lawsuit after a truck crash in the State of Florida, so time is of the essence for you to contact a truck accident lawyer and initiate a case.