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What to Do After a Truck Accident: NMW Law Firm Shares Essential Public Tips to Protect Your Rights

NMW Law Firm

Houston, Texas – NMW Law Firm, a respected Texas-based personal injury practice, is offering free advice to help the public understand what to do immediately after a truck accident. With extensive experience handling 18-wheeler and commercial truck accident cases, the firm aims to empower victims with clear, practical steps that safeguard their health, finances, and legal rights.

Why These Steps Matter

Truck accidents are often more devastating than standard car crashes. The weight and size of large commercial vehicles, combined with complex insurance and liability structures, make these cases uniquely challenging. According to NMW Law Firm, multiple parties may share responsibility in a truck accident, including drivers, trucking companies, cargo loaders, and maintenance contractors.

“When a commercial truck accident occurs, every minute counts,” said Nicholas M. Wills, founding attorney at NMW Law Firm. “Our goal is to educate the public on what to do right away, before critical evidence disappears or insurance companies pressure them into unfair settlements.”

Key Steps After a Truck Accident

  • Get medical help immediately. Even if you feel fine, hidden injuries such as internal bleeding or spinal trauma can appear later. A medical evaluation also creates a valuable record for your claim.
  • Contact the police. Always request a copy of the crash report or incident number.
  • Document the scene. Use your phone to take photos and videos of the vehicles, road conditions, and visible injuries. Include the truck’s identifying numbers and license plates.
  • Collect witness information. Statements from bystanders can help corroborate your account.
  • Avoid giving recorded statements. Insurance adjusters may use early interviews to reduce the amount of payouts. Speak with a lawyer first.
  • Preserve evidence. Trucking companies are required to maintain electronic logs, inspection reports, and maintenance files, but these can be lost or deleted if not requested promptly.
  • Consult a truck accident attorney. An experienced lawyer can investigate negligence, coordinate expert analysis, and pursue compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

Availability and Next Steps

Anyone involved in a serious collision can schedule a free consultation to discuss their case with an experienced truck accident lawyer. The firm’s legal team is available 24/7 to provide guidance, review evidence, and ensure clients take the right steps to protect their claims.

Visit www.nmwlawfirm.com for more information or email intake@nmwlawfirm.com to schedule a free consultation.



Based in Houston, NMW Law Firm provides aggressive, client-focused representation in personal injury and wrongful death cases throughout Texas. The firm handles truck accidents, car crashes, construction accidents, and other serious claims. With bilingual (English/Spanish) services and a strong commitment to communication, NMW Law Firm has earned a reputation for securing fair compensation for victims of negligence.

NMW Law Firm
(713) 714-2563
https://www.nmwlawfirm.com/
Press Contact : Nicholas Wills

Distributed by Law Firm Newswire

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