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Car Accidents vs. Truck Accidents

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October 31, 2025 | By Rosenthal Levy Simon & Sosa
Car Accidents vs. Truck Accidents

Assisting Victims of Car and Truck Accidents with Injury Claims in South Florida

People suffer injuries every day in car and truck accidents that take place on South Florida highways and roadways. In many instances, these accidents are the result of someone else’s carelessness, recklessness, or negligence. If you have suffered an injury in a Florida car or truck accident, the experienced South Florida car vs. truck accident attorneys at Rosenthal, Levy, Simon & Sosa are here to help you handle all of the legal aspects of your claim and pursue the monetary recovery that you deserve. Call us today to learn more about how we could assist you with pursuing monetary compensation in your South Florida car or truck accident case.

Causes of Car vs. Truck Accidents

Car and truck accidents in southern Florida occur for a variety of reasons. In many instances, car accidents happen because of another driver’s negligence. For example, the other driver might have been speeding or violating some other rule of the road, such as by running a stop sign, yield sign, or red traffic light. At other times, car operators might be engaging in distracted driving, or they might be operating their vehicles while they are under the illegal influence of alcohol or drugs.

The drivers of large trucks, big rigs, and 18-wheelers can be negligent in the same ways that car operators are negligent. However, trucking companies can also share in some or all of the responsibility for a truck accident. For example, a trucking company might hire or retain a driver who is experienced or who has a track record of prior moving violations.

Filing a Personal Injury Claim After a South Florida Car or Truck Accident

If you have suffered one or more injuries, such as a fracture, soft tissue injury, or head injury as a result of a South Florida car or truck accident, you might be able to file a personal injury claim. Under the Florida no-fault statute, you will first need to turn to your own insurance company for coverage. However, if you suffered a serious injury, you might be eligible to file a claim against the other driver’s motor vehicle insurance company.

If you are involved in a car accident, for example, you could pursue a claim with the insurance company for the at-fault driver. In the case of a truck accident, you might be able to file a claim against the negligent truck driver and/or the trucking company that employs the negligent driver. A knowledgeable and experienced South Florida car vs. truck accident lawyer will be able to file the necessary claims or lawsuits on your behalf in your personal injury case.

Learn How an Experienced South Florida Car and Truck Accident Attorney Can Help

The experienced legal team at Rosenthal, Levy, Simon & Sosa can help you file the appropriate legal claim arising from your car or truck accident. For a free legal consultation and case evaluation with an experienced South Florida car vs. truck accident lawyer, please call us today at 620-374-9299 or contact us online for more information about how we can assist.

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