Collisions with semi-trucks and commercial vehicles often result in catastrophic injuries and overwhelming trauma. These crashes involve massive vehicles, complex liability issues, and aggressive corporate insurers. If you or a loved one has been seriously injured in a truck accident, you deserve more than just compensation — you deserve strong legal support and a path to real recovery. The experienced attorneys at Mahna Law are here to pursue the justice and compensation you need while you focus on healing.
Choosing the right attorney after a truck accident is critical. Trucking companies have powerful legal teams and insurers working to reduce their responsibility. At Mahna Law, we level the playing field. We offer personalized legal guidance, strategic case building, and aggressive representation tailored to these high-stakes, high-impact cases.
We don’t just process claims — we launch investigations. We secure black box data, review driver logs, consult accident reconstruction experts, and hold trucking companies accountable for negligence. Your case is about more than numbers — it’s about your life, your future, and the justice you deserve.
Get yourself and others to safety if possible. Call 911 immediately to report the accident and get emergency assistance on scene.
Take clear photos of all vehicles involved, skid marks, road conditions, and your injuries. Collect information from the truck driver, their employer, and any witnesses.
Even if injuries seem minor, get a medical evaluation as soon as possible. Some injuries — especially head, spine, and internal trauma — may not show symptoms right away.
Don’t deal with the trucking company or their insurer on your own. Call Mahna Law for a free consultation. We’ll protect your rights and begin building a powerful case immediately.
Truck accidents often cause severe, long-lasting harm — and you deserve full compensation for everything you’ve lost. At Mahna Law, we fight for every available form of recovery to help you move forward with strength and dignity.
Medical expenses (past and future)
Lost wages and loss of future earning potential
Pain and suffering
Emotional distress
Property damage or vehicle replacement
Loss of enjoyment of life
Long-term rehabilitation or disability accommodations
