How the Free Case Review Works

The whole process is built to be simple, fast, and pressure-free. You tell us what happened, an experienced truck accident attorney looks at it for free, and every decision after that is yours. Here is exactly what happens.

Step 1 — Tell us about the crash (about 2 minutes)

The form on this page asks three short screens of questions: when and where the crash happened and what kind of truck was involved; who was hurt and how serious it was; and how to reach you. There's nothing to prepare and no documents to upload. If you'd rather talk to a person, call (713) 800-4448 any time — the line is answered 24/7, in English and Spanish.

Step 2 — A truck accident attorney in our network reviews it free

Your request is matched with up to three participating attorneys who handle commercial truck cases in the state where your crash happened. Truck litigation is its own discipline — federal safety regulations, black-box and ELD evidence, multiple liable companies — and the attorneys in our network work these cases regularly. One of them typically contacts you quickly, often within minutes during business hours, because they know evidence in truck cases disappears fast.

The review itself costs nothing. The attorney will ask about the crash, tell you honestly whether the case is worth pursuing, and explain your state's deadline. You will never get a bill for the conversation.

Step 3 — You decide

After the review, everything is in your hands. You can hire the attorney, ask for a second opinion, take time to think, or decide not to pursue anything. There is no cost either way, and nobody from this site will pressure you.

If you do choose to hire an attorney, participating attorneys work on a contingency-fee basis: the fee is a percentage of what they recover for their client, and it is owed only if the case succeeds. That arrangement — including the percentage — is strictly between you and the attorney you hire. 18WheelerClaims.com is not a law firm, is never a party to your fee agreement, and receives no portion of any legal fee or recovery.

What this service is — and isn't

• It is a free, fast way to get your situation in front of an attorney who actually handles 18-wheeler cases in your state.
• It is not a law firm, legal advice, or a promise that any attorney will take your case. Submitting the form creates no attorney-client relationship — only a signed agreement with an attorney does that.

Questions first? The FAQ answers the twenty things people ask most, and the after-accident guide walks through what to do right now.