Rushville, IL Truck Accident Attorney

Have you been struck by a negligent or careless truck driver? If so, you may be entitled to compensation for the damages that you suffered in the accident. However, actually securing this compensation is an intense, arduous process that requires a full knowledge of personal injury laws in Illinois. A Rushville, IL truck accident lawyer can work with you to protect your rights as you file a claim.

At Kanoski Bresney, we can provide you with aggressive representation and smart legal advice tailored to the specifics of your case. In the history of our firm, we have secured half a billion dollars in successful settlements and verdicts for our clients, so you can take heart knowing that your case will be handled by a team of competent legal professionals. If you have any questions about our services, do not hesitate to reach out to us at 217-322-4346.

What Damages Can I Be Paid for After a Truck Accident?

A truck accident can result in devastating damage, costing victims tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in financial losses. At Kanoski Bresney, we can help you file a personal injury claim to help you recover from these financial losses. Your final claim for compensation can factor in multiple damages, including:

• The cost of your hospital stay
• Surgery bills
• The cost of physical therapy and medication
• Property damage to your car and other personal items
• Temporary or permanent loss of income

It is not uncommon for truck accident victims to suffer catastrophic injuries from a crash, which may permanently affect their quality of life. Given the long-term financial implications of these injuries, it is important that you seek maximum compensation for your damages. At Kanoski Bresney, we can handle settlement negotiations on your behalf to protect your interests and represent you in trial if needed.

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Who Can Be Held at Fault for a Truck Accident?

By and large, truck accident claims tend to be much more complicated compared to car accident claims. This is in part due to the complex liability associated with these accidents. While the truck driver can often be held at fault, there may be other parties who could be responsible for covering your damages, such as the truck driver's employers or the third-party companies responsible for manufacturing and maintenance.

At Kanoski Bresney, we can help you identify all of the parties at fault and make sure the right people are held accountable for the harm you have suffered. We will provide you with strong advocacy in the face of adversity, standing up for your rights against the trucking company's legal team and insurance adjusters.