Who this is for
We work best with firms that already handle commercial vehicle litigation and have the intake capacity to move on a case fast. Truck claims run on evidence, and the evidence doesn't last: electronic control module data is overwritten when the truck goes back into service, and carriers may lawfully destroy driver duty-status records after six months.
If your firm takes three days to return a call, this isn't a good fit, and we'd rather tell you that now.
- Licensed in the states you want volume in. We cover all 50 states. Most demand concentrates in Texas, California, Florida, Georgia and the freight corridor states.
- Same-day intake. In this vertical, speed of first contact drives signed-case rate more than anything else.
- Real trucking experience: FMCSA discovery, carrier liability, and knowing the difference between suing a driver and suing a motor carrier.
What you get
- Pre-screened enquiries, not raw clicks. Every claimant goes through a qualification flow (crash date, injury severity, fault, treatment, carrier insurance, existing representation) before they reach a contact form.
- Commercial-vehicle intent only. These people came here researching big rig, semi-truck and 18-wheeler collisions specifically, not general auto.
- Exclusivity by state. We don't sell the same case to four firms and let you race each other to the phone.
- Full context on arrival. You get the claimant's own account of the crash alongside the structured answers, so your intake team isn't calling cold.
How it works
- Book a call or send the form below. We'll ask about your states, your capacity and the case profile you actually want.
- We confirm coverage. If another firm already holds exclusivity in your state, we'll say so instead of selling you into a crowded market.
- Agree terms and a test volume. Start small, measure signed-case rate, and scale what works.
- Cases route to your intake however you already take them: email, webhook or direct CRM delivery.
A note on what we are
Big Rig Lawyer is a legal advertising and attorney referral service. We are not a law firm, we don't give legal advice, and we don't represent claimants. Any arrangement is subject to your state bar's advertising and fee-sharing rules, and you should satisfy yourself that it complies before signing. See our advertising disclaimer and privacy policy.