Augusta Falling Debris Lawyers
Injured? Need Help? Call Us Today.
At the Augusta, Georgia, law firm of Burnside Law Firm LLP, our attorneys advocate for truck accident victims. We represent people who suffered injuries in wrecks caused by debris falling from trucks. We help them obtain compensation for their injuries, pain, suffering, medical expenses and lost income.
Our lawyers have been undertaking personal injury work for more than 30 years. Let us put our skills and experience to work for you. If you have been injured because of falling debris from a truck, contact an attorney to learn if you have a case. Contact our law firm at (706) 432-8320
Our law firm fights for clients who have suffered an injury in a truck accident caused by falling debris. We handle cases such as these:
When this happens on a busy roadway, the falling debris can result in serious accidents. Heavy equipment falling from a lowboy can crush a car. Steel beams and other large items dropped on the highway can cause cars to crash in their efforts to avoid materials on the road. And chemicals and other hazardous substances can cause problems for people hours or days after their exposure to such materials.
We investigate the crashes and the causes of chemical spills. We find out whether the items were properly tied down according to Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations. We determine whether the cargo was properly secured or whether load shift contributed to the accident. We learn whether the tanker was fully secured or whether the release of toxic substances was due to an error in sealing the container. We interview witnesses, consult experts and analyze the scene. We use the information we acquire to build strong cases for full compensation for our clients.
Learn whether you have a case after being injured because of debris falling from a truck. Contact the attorneys at Burnside Law Firm. Contact our law firm at (706) 432-8320.
Thomas R. Burnside III is a personal injury lawyer who focuses his law practice on the representation of individuals who have suffered injury as a result of automobile collisions, trucking accidents, medical malpractice, work related accidents or other causes. With over 20 years of experience in personal injury law at both the trial and appellate court levels, Attorney Burnside has represented people with brain and head trauma...
Meet Thomas BurnsideGaron Muller is a trial lawyer who focuses his law practice on the representation of individuals who have been seriously injured or damaged through the negligence or recklessness of others, including automobile collisions, workplace injuries, premises injuries, or defective products. Before beginning his practice in the representation of injured individuals, Mr. Muller served the community as an Assistant District Attorney...
Meet Garon MullerRobert MacGregor is an experienced trial attorney licensed to practice law in Georgia and South Carolina. At the Burnside Law Firm, Robert devotes his practice to protecting the rights of individuals who have been injured because of someone else’s carelessness, negligence, or recklessness and represents those who have been injured in automobile collisions or tractor-trailer accidents; because of a slip and fall; and in other general negligence actions.
Meet Robert MacGregorAshton is a trial lawyer in Augusta, GA who focuses his law practice on the representation of individuals who have suffered serious injuries or damages due to the negligent or reckless conduct of others, including automobile wrecks, job-related accidents, unsafe premises, or defective
products. Before beginning his practice, Ashton obtained his J.D., at Emory University School of Law, where he gained valuable courtroom experience as an intern assisting the District Attorney for DeKalb
County. After his time at Emory, Ashton received experience as a trial attorney at a respected personal injury firm in Atlanta before moving to Augusta. Over the course of his career, Ashton has assisted deserving clients in recovering millions of dollars in injury cases throughout Georgia.