James Higginbotham dies in tragic 18 wheeler accident in Trebloc, MS.

On Wednesday, March 17, James Higginbotham was tragically killed in an accident involving an 18 wheeler in Trebloc, MS.  Police report that Higginbotham was in an SUV when it collided with an 18 wheeler, but the exact cause of the incident is currently unknown.  Police are still investigating.

Accidents involving 18 wheelers often have tragic results.  In cases where a victim is killed in a big rig accident due to negligence (either on the part of the driver, the trucking company, or some other party), family members of the victim may wish to file a lawsuit.  Unfortunately, this is usually a very difficult task.  I have worked on these types of lawsuits for twenty years, and in my experience, trucking companies and their drivers will often go to extraordinary lengths to avoid being held accountable for an accident.  But what they don’t want you to know is this: the law is on your side, and with the help of an experienced 18 wheeler accident attorney, the trucking industry can be brought to justice.

Posted by: Trucking Injury Attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 3/27/2010 | Comments (0)

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