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Reno Truck Accident

Reno Truck Accident Lawyers

Reno Truck Accident Attorneys

Reno sits at the junction of Interstate 80, a major coast-to-coast trucking corridor, and US-395, making commercial truck traffic a constant presence throughout Washoe County. Carter Cullen represents victims of tractor-trailer and commercial vehicle accidents throughout the Reno-Sparks metropolitan area.

Truck accident cases often involve more than the driver alone, trucking companies, cargo loaders, and even vehicle manufacturers can share responsibility when negligence or defective equipment contributes to a crash. Our attorneys investigate every angle to identify every party who may be liable.

If you've been injured in a truck accident on I-80, US-395, or anywhere in the Reno area, contact Carter Cullen today for a free consultation.

Reno, Nevada Truck Accidents and Manufacturing Defects

Truck accidents can occur without notice and cause serious injuries to those who share the roadways with these large vehicles. While some truck collisions are caused by a negligent truck driver or trucking company that employs inexperienced drivers, manufacturers can be equally responsible for the dangers that lead to these crashes.

Manufacturing defects stem from a specific part that was not made properly, rendering it dangerous when in use.

Common manufacturing defects can include:

  • Brake failure
  • Defective Tires
  • Head, Tail and Side Light Outage
  • Hydraulic malfunctions
  • Rear Guard failure
  • Steering column defects
  • Straps and tie down wearing
  • Transmission and engine problems

Who Is Responsible for Manufacturing Defects After a Truck Accident in Reno, Nevada?

If you have been involved in a truck accident where a manufacturing defect caused your injuries, our Reno, Nevada truck accident attorneys will fully investigate your case to learn exactly who is responsible for the defective component that caused your injuries.

The responsible party can include, but is not limited to, the:

  • Part manufacturer
  • Party with the product on the truck
  • Third-party inspection service
  • Third-party maintenance company
  • Truck manufacturer
  • Truck owner
  • Truck retailer
  • Truck wholesaler
  • Trucking company

There have been many cases where there was more than one party who was responsible for the accident, including the manufacturer.

At Carter Cullen, our law firm also focuses on the following practice areas:

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