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Iowa Truck Accident Lawyer

Because of their sheer mass, commercial trucks and tractor-trailers present a serious danger on the road. Safety regulations are in place to keep truck accidents from occurring, but unfortunately they are violated with disturbing frequency. As a result, innocent individuals needlessly suffer serious, life-threatening injuries.
Iowa truck accident lawyer John T. Hemminger has handled hundreds of personal injury and wrongful death claims for more than 40 years. With extensive experience in trial and in negotiations, he can help you recover the full compensation you will need if you or a loved one suffered injuries in a truck accident.
For a free consultation, call 515-283-2116 or contact our office online today. Our office focuses on handling the most severe accident and injury claims, including:

Common Causes of Truck Accidents

Because commercial vehicles like semi truck and 18-wheelers have the potential to cause such devastating accidents, their owners and drivers are obligated follow a set of rules called the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs). Truck accidents are frequently caused by violations of the FMCSRs, including:

Driver fatigue
Unqualified or under-qualified drivers
Improper maintenance
Improper loading leading to lost loads or rollovers
Lack or safety equipment

The Personalized, Focused Service You Need

At Hemminger Law Firm, we provide highly personalized, attentive representation for clients who were injured or who lost loved ones as a result of a Iowa truck crash. We limit the number of cases we accept at any given time in order to make sure we can provide the focused attention each client needs. You will have direct, personal access to attorney John T. Hemminger, and he will personally handle all your vital legal matters.
For a free consultation with Mr. Hemminger to discuss truck accident injuries, call 515-283-2116 or contact us online today.