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This 18 wheeler accident blog is meant to provide individuals who have been injured in an accident involving 18 wheelers and other large trucks a source of information. E. Michael Grossman is a Dallas personal injury attorney and wants to help! If you have suggestions or questions please contact us using the form below

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Edgar Smith IV, Kimberly Smith, Edgar Smith V, and Emily Smith killed in tragic 18-wheeler accident 18-wheeler overturns spilling cargo A devastating 18-wheeler accident in Miami Oklahoma claims the lives of Texans Randall Scott Hayes, Ethan Hayes, and Cynthia Olson 52-year-old Marilyn Coleman killed in an 18-wheeler accident One person killed in trucking accident on U.S. 290 in Houston A truck driver lost his life in an accident in South Carolina 47-year-old Teresa Parham lost her life in an accident involving an 18-wheeler 22-year-old Joshua Stacy lost his life in an 18-wheeler accident 18-year-old man killed when 18-wheeler makes an illegal U-turn A fatal trucking accident claimed the life of a driver in Hill County, Texas An 18-wheeler collided with a train in Leighton, AL

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This blog was started as a source for information and news regarding Texas 18-wheeler accidents as well as accidents with other commercial vehicles and large trucks. This blog has since evolved to feature related stories from all over the country. Additionally, we hope our blog provides a place for 18-wheeler accident victims and their family members & loved ones to express their concerns, raise new questions, or to share memories of a loved one who has suffered as a result of an 18-wheeler accident. We update our blog daily and will be happy to keep any and all memories or comments posted live for visitors to view at any time.

It is common for victims of construction and workplace accidents to have unanswered questions such as:

• "How did this accident happen?",
• "What can I do to stop this from happening to someone else?", or
• "How can I hold the guilty parties responsible?".
  

Often times the expertise of our law firm can benefit the victims and their families mentioned in these pages. If you have any questions or are in need of experienced legal council, feel free to contact us 24 hours per day. We are here to help you find answers.

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