Ohio Truck Accident Law Basics

The laws that govern Ohio truck accidents are long and complex.  Often, the terms spoken by insurance agents and lawyers can be confusing.

Ohio truck accident law allows truck accident victims to recover damages for medical costs  and lost wages.  Ohio law also allows for recovery of non-economic losses, including damages for pain and suffering. 

It is common for insurance company adjusters to assert that a truck accident injury is not serious.  Insurance companies may also offer a minimal, unfair settlement amount.  If you suffered a serious injury, then you should contact our law firm to protect your rights.  Please submit a simple, free and confidential legal consultation form to get help now.

The Statute of Limitations (or time limit) for filing an Ohio truck accident lawsuit is 2 years.  Minors have until 2 years past their 18th birthday to take legal action.  There are other exceptions for military personnel and those judged mentally incompetent.  Please submit a simple, free and confidential legal consultation form now to get help determining how the Ohio Statute of Limitations might impact your claim.

It is not wise to delay getting legal assistance.  To make the strongest possible case, it is extremely helpful to start right away, on collecting valuable evidence and locating potential witnesses.