
We Win or You
Pay Nothing
We have staff standing by at all hours to help you.
Immediate
Medical Care
Receive the treatment you need, as soon as you need it, with usually no out-of-pocket cost to you.
24/7
Access to Us
Speak with a real human being, no matter what time it is.
Client
Satisfaction
Enjoy working alongside a firm with a sterling reputation for 1,400+ 5-Star Google Reviews.
Why Trust Guss After
a Big Rig Accident?
Our Fort Worth truck accident lawyers are here to protect your rights, push back against unfair tactics, and help you move forward. You’ll get responsive, 24/7 support, with no upfront fees and nothing to pay unless we win your case. While you focus on getting better, we’ll take care of the rest.
We Start by Listening
When you speak with a Fort Worth truck accident lawyer from our team, you’ll get more than just legal advice; you’ll get someone who truly hears you. From the very first conversation, we take the time to understand what you’ve been through, how the crash has impacted your life, and what kind of help will actually make a difference right now. Your experience matters to us, and so does your recovery.
We Move Quickly to Protect Your Case
Evidence in truck accident cases disappears fast. We act immediately to preserve black box data, request dash cam footage, gather witness statements, and investigate every possible cause before the trucking company has time to rewrite the story.
We Handle the Insurance Companies
You shouldn’t have to fight with adjusters while you’re in pain. Our team takes over communication with the insurance companies, making sure your words aren’t twisted and your claim isn’t rushed or undervalued.
We Build a Case That Tells the Full Story
From truck maintenance records to expert medical testimony, we work behind the scenes to show exactly how the crash happened and how it’s impacted your life. We make sure every loss—physical, financial, and emotional—is accounted for.
We Keep You Informed and Empowered
This process can be overwhelming, but you won’t go through it alone. We keep you updated, explain each step clearly, and make sure you always know where things stand. No one expects to be in a crash like this. But if it happens to you, you deserve to have an advocate by your side. Call us at 800-898-4877 today and let us know what happened and what you need.
What to Do After an Accident
The moments after a crash are disorienting, but knowing what actions you can take makes all the difference. If you’re able, try to do the following:
- Call 911 and request emergency medical help.
- Take photos of the vehicles, the road, and your injuries.
- Get witness names and contact information.
- Avoid discussing fault with the driver or their insurer.
- Seek medical care right away—your health comes first.
- Contact a truck accident attorney to give yourself extra support as soon as possible.
Truck Accidents Are So Dangerous—Here’s Why
Commercial trucks can weigh more than 80,000 pounds. When they collide with smaller vehicles, the results are often catastrophic. Even at lower speeds, the sheer force can cause life-altering injuries or death. Fort Worth’s location along major shipping corridors—like I-35, I-20, and Loop 820—means heavy truck traffic is part of everyday life. Drivers are under pressure to deliver fast. Companies cut corners. And when safety fails, innocent people suffer.
Types of Truck Accidents We Handle for You
Truck accidents come in many forms, and each type brings its own challenges when it comes to proving liability and seeking full compensation. At Trust Guss Injury Lawyers, we’ve handled cases involving a wide range of commercial vehicle crashes, including:
- Rear-End Collisions – Often caused by brake failure, fatigue, or distracted driving, these crashes can leave smaller vehicles with catastrophic damage.
- Wide-Turn and Blind Spot Accidents – Large trucks have substantial blind spots. When drivers swing wide or change lanes without proper clearance, they can cause devastating side-swipe impacts.
- Underride Collisions – These tragic incidents occur when a smaller car slides under the trailer of a truck, often resulting in fatal head or neck injuries.
- Jackknife Accidents – When a truck’s trailer folds in on itself, it can sweep across multiple lanes and cause multi-vehicle pileups.
- Lost Load or Shifting Cargo Crashes – Improperly secured freight can spill onto the roadway or shift during transit, leading to rollovers or loss of control.
Each of these accidents can lead to serious injuries, emotional trauma, and overwhelming financial stress. We take the time to investigate what happened and fight to hold every liable party accountable—so you can focus on healing.
Why Do These Accidents Happen?
Truck crashes aren’t random. They usually stem from human choices or company policies that put profits over people. We investigate every factor.
Negligence by Trucking Companies
Many crashes begin with choices made inside the trucking company, not just on the road. Companies often cut corners to meet deadlines or reduce costs. This can include hiring unqualified drivers, skipping safety checks, or failing to maintain their fleet. Some pressure drivers to meet unrealistic schedules, even if it means skipping required rest. These shortcuts put everyone at risk—our team investigates all of it, from hiring records and training procedures to maintenance logs and dispatch instructions, to uncover any violations of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.
Dangerous Decisions by Drivers
Truck drivers are held to higher safety standards—and for good reason. When they’re drowsy, distracted, or impaired, the consequences can be devastating. Some drivers may speed to meet a delivery window. Others might drive aggressively, rely on in-cab technology at the wrong moment, or get behind the wheel while under the influence. Whether it’s road rage, exhaustion, or substance use, these lapses in judgment put lives in danger. We hold drivers—and their employers—accountable when they fail to prioritize safety.
Poor Oversight and Equipment Failures
Not all crashes are caused by driving decisions alone. Some stem from deeper problems like faulty brakes, bald tires, or ignored warning signs. In other cases, fleet managers install tech that distracts drivers or rely on outside vendors who don’t meet safety standards. When companies neglect vehicle safety—or outsource to people who do—they can still be held responsible. Our Fort Worth truck accident attorneys know how to track maintenance history, evaluate black box data, and pinpoint mechanical failures that may have played a role.
Other Liable Parties Beyond the Trucking Company
Sometimes, responsibility lies outside the trucking company altogether. Poorly secured cargo may be the fault of a third-party loader. A defective tire or brake system could point to a manufacturer. Even road construction contractors or government agencies may share blame if dangerous conditions contributed to the crash. We look at every angle. If someone’s negligence—inside or outside the truck—caused your injuries, we’ll build the case to prove it.
Determining Who May Be Liable
Truck accident cases are rarely simple. The driver might be responsible—but so might their employer, a maintenance company, or a contractor. Sometimes multiple parties share liability. That’s why these cases require immediate action.
Critical evidence—like black box data, dash cam footage, and maintenance logs—can disappear quickly. We move fast to preserve everything and hold the right people accountable. You don’t have to know who’s at fault right now—that’s what we’re here for. We’ll investigate every angle and guide you through your options with care.
Reach out for a free consultation at 800-898-4877.
Worried You Might Be at Fault?
You Have Options, and We Are Here to Help
After a truck accident, it’s common to wonder, “Was any of this my fault?” Maybe you’re second-guessing what happened or feeling pressured by the other driver’s insurance company. That’s not uncommon, and it’s exactly why it helps to have legal protection early on.
Texas law allows you to recover compensation as long as you’re less than 51% responsible for the crash. You may still be entitled to significant damages even if you share some fault. Learn more about Texas comparative fault rules under Civil Practice and Remedies Code §33.001.
You deserve the chance to tell your story before the facts are twisted. We take immediate steps to protect your rights, gather evidence, and ensure your voice is heard. Let us carry that burden so you can focus on what matters most: getting better.
What Compensation Can Cover
Truck accident injuries can take a huge toll. If someone else’s negligence caused your crash, you could receive financial help for the following:
- Medical bills, surgeries, and long-term care
- Lost income and reduced earning ability
- Pain, suffering, and emotional distress
- Property damage or vehicle replacement
- Permanent disability or wrongful death
We don’t just aim for quick settlements. We fight for full, meaningful compensation that reflects what you’ve truly lost.

Talk to a Fort Worth Truck Accident Lawyer Today
Having a Fort Worth truck accident attorney by your side can make all the difference when you’re facing pressure from insurers or trucking companies. If you or someone you love has been hurt in a crash, we’re here to help. Call 888-298-4070 now for a free consultation, or contact us online to get started. We’re ready when you are.
Get a Free Consultation
2 minute response
24 hours a day, 7 Days a Week
Dedicated Trust Guss Intake Team
"*" indicates required fields