Cement trucks can roll over at speeds as low as five miles per hour when making a 90-degree turn. Additionally, these slow-moving vehicles must deliver cement quickly to prevent it from hardening, creating dangerous conditions as drivers may push their trucks beyond safe limits to meet deadlines and maximize profits. After a collision, cement trucks often spill their contents onto the street, causing further accidents and additional damage in the area.

The cement truck accident lawyers at Truck Wreck Justice are experienced in handling the complexities of cement mixer crash cases. In one instance, our firm represented a mother whose baby was injured when a cement truck rolled over and landed on their minivan, trapping them inside. The baby sustained traumatic brain injuries as a direct result of the collision.

The Truck Wreck Justice attorneys successfully demonstrated the extent of the baby’s injuries to the insurance company, resulting in a settlement that secured lifetime benefits for the child. Now, the child will have medical care, therapy, and even college expenses covered when they reach the appropriate age.