About Big Rig Lawyer
This site exists for one kind of person: somebody who just got hurt in a wreck with a big rig and doesn't know who to call. Maybe you were the one driving the truck. Maybe you were in the car it hit, or you lost someone. Big Rig Lawyer is a free legal information and attorney referral service for people injured in crashes with big rigs, semi-trucks, 18-wheelers and other commercial vehicles. We are not a law firm, and nothing on this site is legal advice.
What we do
You fill out our free case review. We match your request with an experienced truck accident attorney (or law firm) serving the state where your accident happened.
The consultation is free. Participating attorneys handle injury cases on contingency, which means no fee unless you win. We work in English and Spanish, in all 50 states and D.C.
How this site is funded
Participating law firms pay marketing/referral fees to be connected with people who may become their clients. That never costs you anything, and it doesn't change the attorney's contingency fee. This is attorney advertising. Read our full advertising disclaimer.
Editorial standards
- Sourcing: Regulatory and statistical claims come from public federal sources: FMCSA regulations (49 CFR), FMCSA and NHTSA crash data, and NTSB/IIHS safety research.
- No outcome promises: We don't publish settlement "averages," guarantees or made-up case results. If a site promises you a specific outcome, be careful.
- No fake reviews: We don't publish testimonials or reviews we can't verify.
- Attorney review: Our editorial team writes the content, and it's pending review by a licensed truck accident attorney. Pages will show the reviewer's credentials once that review is done.
- Updates: Every page carries a last-updated date, and we refresh pages as regulations and safety data change.
Contact
Got a question about the site or our editorial standards, or spotted something that needs fixing? Use the contact form. Corrections and content questions go to the editorial team.