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Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman

SAM TALLEY, JOSH TURNER, EUGENE BERTMAN, STEVE STICE, KATIE MAGEE, KRISTIN JOSEPHS, JAYNA COX

About This Firm

Colliding with a tractor-trailer while driving on the road can be a frightening experience. If you’ve suffered injuries in a truck accident because of someone else’s negligence, reach out to a truck accident lawyer in Oklahoma City today to seek compensation for your suffering. Accidents involving tractor-trailers happen much too often because truck drivers and car drivers have a hard time sharing the road. Trucks are much larger than automobiles, and they’re also harder to control. When trucks and vehicles collide, seeking help from a truck accident lawyer in Oklahoma City is very important. The physical and legal consequences can be catastrophic for everyone involved. Severe and sometimes fatal injuries can make it impossible to return to

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Trucking Accident Practice Areas

Truck accidents can occur for a number of reasons, and more often than not, the truck driver is at fault because they have a hard time seeing other vehicles on the road and controlling such a large vehicle. In general, there are a variety of things that can go wrong with trucks because a lot of factors are involved in the control, maintenance, operation and safety of a big rig.
Understanding how the most common types of truck accidents occur is essential for identifying the responsible parties. Truck accident cases our firm handles in Oklahoma include:
Head-On Collisions: These accidents are often caused by distracted, intoxicated, or drowsy drivers who drift into oncoming traffic.
Rear-End Collisions: These accidents can have many causes, including mechanical failures, distracted drivers, or poor road and weather conditions.
Underride Accidents: These collisions occur when a truck driver fails to yield the right-of-way to oncoming traffic and turns left in front of another vehicle.
Rollover Accidents: Rollovers may be caused by taking turns at high speeds, driving in high winds, or unsecured cargo shifting in transit.
Jackknife Accidents: Speeding and suddenly hitting the brakes can cause a truck’s trailer to swing out alongside its cab, colliding with vehicles in adjacent lanes and increasing the risk of a rollover.
Wide-Turn Collisions: Large trucks must swing out wide to make sharp turns, and drivers may collide with other vehicles if they do so without checking their blind spots.
Tire Blowouts: Poor road conditions and inadequate vehicle maintenance are the leading causes of tire blowouts, which can lead to other collisions.
Falling Cargo: Cargo that hasn’t been properly secured according to the FMCSA’s regulations can fall from the back of a flatbed trailer and strike a following vehicle.

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Directory record review: September 17, 2026
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