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Relentless and Experienced Commercial Vehicle Injury Lawyers in Essex County, Passaic County, Hudson County, Bergen County, Middlesex County, Essex County and beyond,
Protecting the Seriously Injured Across New Jersey — Free Consultations, Call (201) 470-4181
Commercial vehicles—such as delivery vans, construction trucks, and semi-trailers—are far heavier than standard passenger vehicles. When an accident involves one of these vehicles, the damage is often devastating. At Pagliara Law Group, our New Jersey commercial vehicle accident attorneys understand the high-stakes nature of these cases and are equipped to win them.
We work with top-tier experts in vehicle safety, trucking regulations, and accident reconstruction to prove liability and secure the compensation you deserve. Because these cases often involve corporate defendants and large insurance policies, the process can be complex—but we know how to fight and win.
Whether you were hit by a FedEx truck, injured in a crash with a construction vehicle, or hurt while driving for work, our law firm is ready to advocate for you. We are available 24/7 to help. Call (201) 470-4181 today for a free consultation.
Two major factors make these cases more serious than typical car crashes:
New Jersey’s “verbal threshold” (limitation on lawsuit) often blocks recovery unless injuries are severe—but this restriction typically doesn’t apply to commercial vehicle crashes, making it easier to bring a claim even for moderate injuries.
Commercial drivers are often under pressure to meet tight deadlines and drive long hours. Some common causes we see include:
We represent victims of crashes involving all types of commercial vehicles, including:
Unlike regular car accidents, commercial vehicle cases often involve multiple liable parties:
At Pagliara Law Group, we dig deep into employment policies, maintenance records, driver logs, and black box data to hold all responsible parties accountable.
New Jersey law gives accident victims only two years to file a lawsuit. That clock starts the day of the crash. In many cases, preserving evidence—such as dash cam footage or GPS data—is critical. The sooner we begin investigating, the better your chances of recovering full compensation.
If you were hurt in a commercial vehicle crash, you may be facing large medical bills, time off work, and long-term pain. Let us help you recover the compensation you need to move forward. We offer free, no-obligation consultations and charge no fee unless we win your case.
Call Pagliara Law Group now at (201) 470-4181
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Typically, the commercial insurance carrier for the at-fault driver or company will be responsible. These policies often have higher coverage limits than standard auto insurance.
Yes. Employers and trucking companies are often held liable for the negligence of their drivers—especially if they failed to train, supervise, or screen employees properly.
These cases involve complex regulations, federal safety rules, and higher insurance limits. You need a lawyer familiar with the trucking industry and commercial transport laws.
