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Atlanta’s Top Truck Accident Lawyer - Graham Scofield Injury Lawyers
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Graham Scofield: Atlanta’s Top Truck Accident Lawyer

Your road to recovery begins with a free, no-risk consultation.

Large commercial trucks pass through Atlanta every day. While they’re essential to the city’s economy, they can also cause severe and sometimes fatal accidents.

If you were injured in a truck crash, it’s important to consult with an experienced Atlanta truck accident lawyer who is prepared to handle complex claims and fight for the compensation you deserve.

 

Serious Representation for Serious Truck Collisions

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About Graham Scofield

Our Atlanta truck accident lawyers have decades of experience holding negligent drivers and trucking companies accountable. We’re well-versed in federal and state regulations, as well as the tactics insurers use to avoid paying claims.

Graham Scofield is an experienced trial lawyer and former defense attorney who now fights for injury victims, including those facing moderate injuries, permanent disability, or the loss of a loved one.

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Awards & Recognition

Million Dollar Advocates Forum

Fewer than 1% of U.S. lawyers earn this honor.

120+ 5-Star Google Reviews

Clients praise our service and results.

Super Lawyers Rising Star (2017–2022)

Top 2.5% of Georgia Lawyers.

Georgia Trial Lawyers Association

Active member advocating for injury victims.

How Our Truck Accident Process Works

Accident Investigation

We preserve crucial evidence, including logbooks, maintenance records, and electronic data from the truck.

Damages Evaluation

Our team works with medical experts to understand the full extent of your injuries and future needs.

Settlement Negotiations

We negotiate with trucking companies and their insurers, who often have millions in coverage.

Trial Advocacy

If necessary, we will take your case to trial to secure maximum compensation.

Types of Truck Accidents We Handle

18-Wheeler & Semi-Truck Accidents

Large commercial trucks that can cause catastrophic injuries due to their size and weight.

Delivery Vehicle Accidents

FedEx, UPS, DHL, and Amazon constantly pressure their truck drivers to make quick deliveries. That pressure often leads to truck driver mistakes that cause serious injury collisions.

Underride & Override Accidents

Dangerous accidents where smaller vehicles slide under or are crushed by trucks.

Jackknife Accidents

When a truck’s trailer swings out at an angle, often blocking multiple lanes of traffic.

Wide Turning Truck Accidents

Accidents that occur when trucks make wide turns and strike other vehicles or pedestrians.

Rollover Accidents

When trucks tip over due to excessive speed, improper loading, or mechanical failure.

Spilled Load Accidents

When improperly secured cargo falls from a truck and causes an accident.

Truckers Driving Under the Influence

Drunk or drugged truck drivers who pose extreme dangers on the road.

Blind Spot Accidents

Accidents caused when truckers fail to check their large blind spots before changing lanes.

Common Truck Accident Injuries

Traumatic Brain Injuries

Severe head injuries that can cause lasting cognitive and physical impairments.

Spinal Cord Injuries

Paralysis and often serious spinal injuries that may require lifelong care.

Amputation Injuries

Loss of limbs that requires extensive rehabilitation and prosthetic devices.

Internal Organ Damage

Severe internal injuries that may require emergency surgery and ongoing treatment.

Multiple Fractures

Broken bones throughout the body that may require multiple surgeries.

Severe Lacerations

Deep cuts that can result in permanent scarring and disfigurement.

Who Can Be Held Liable in Truck Accidents?

Truck Drivers

Careless drivers who speed, drive distracted, drive while fatigued, operate under the influence, or violate federal safety regulations

Trucking Companies

Companies that fail to properly maintain vehicles, negligently hire, supervise or train drivers, or enforce safety regulations

Cargo Loaders

Companies responsible for improperly loading or securing cargo that causes an accident

Trucking Manufacturers

Manufacturers of defective trucks or truck parts that contribute to an accident

Recent Truck Accident Case Results

$1.475 Million

Settlement for a client who sustained a shoulder injury when an ambulance struck his vehicle.

$1.1 Million

Settlement for a client who required neck and back surgeries following a collision with a commercial truck.

$1 Million

Settlement for a pedestrian struck by a speeding truck driver who fled the scene. Despite our client being intoxicated and walking in the roadway, we proved the driver’s negligence.

What Our Truck Accident Clients Are Saying

“Graham Scofield was very helpful and fought hard for my mom to get her settlement after getting hit by a truck. He was professional and got the job done when it came to getting us the best possible results for her. By helping us in our situation, he has made it possible for my 94 year old mother to be able to stay at her assisted living residence. We are very thankful to him and his team for helping our family the way they did.” —Rob Raynor | Eatonton, GA

“Graham Scofield was my attorney for a personal injury case. I was involved in a truck accident a year ago. Scofield was very informative, helpful ,kind, hard working, and professional. He answered all my questions with ease, and was very patient. I’m grateful I used his services. I learned things from him I can use overall in life. He also got me a great settlement that i’m grateful to continue treatments. Thank you so much!” —J. Louisme | Miami, FL

“Graham is an excellent attorney. I would recommend him without reservation.” —Forrest Pearce, Esq. | Atlanta, GA

Truck Accident FAQs

What should I do after a truck accident?

When a truck hits you, you’ll need a lawyer to act fast to preserve the crash evidence. The trucking company has critical evidence, such as the crash data recorder, dash cam video footage, and driver’s logs, that must be preserved immediately.

Can I sue the company that employed the truck driver?

If the truck driver was driving in the scope of his employment at the time of the collision, you can sue his employer for your losses. Many employers deny liability, so you’ll need a lawyer to collect evidence proving the driver was on the job.

How much does it cost to hire a truck accident lawyer?

Our personal injury lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you only pay fees if we recover compensation. You shouldn’t hire a lawyer who won’t handle your case on a contingency fee basis.

How long do I have to sue a truck driver?

Georgia law gives accident victims two years from the date of the collision to sue the truck driver. The sooner you hire a lawyer the better, as evidence preservation and investigation take time.

Why should I hire Graham Scofield Injury Lawyers?

We have the time, dedication, and resources to recover every last insurance dollar that you’re entitled to receive. We’re not afraid to litigate challenging cases and have recovered tens of millions in truck accident cases.

Areas We Serve

Atlanta | Fulton County | DeKalb County | Cobb County | Gwinnett County | Clayton County | Cherokee County | Forsyth County | Henry County

Free Truck Accident Consultation

If you or a loved one has been seriously injured in a truck accident, contact us today for a free consultation.