Accidents involving 18-wheelers, delivery trucks, and commercial vehicles are among the most devastating crashes on Florida roads. With thousands of pounds of force, truck accidents on I-95, US-1, SR-207, and A1A often cause catastrophic injuries and fatalities. Victims face overwhelming medical bills, lost income, and long-term recovery needs.
At St. Johns Law Group, our attorneys — including personal injury lawyer Josh Saxon — represent victims of truck accidents and their families across St. Johns County, Palm Coast, Jacksonville, and Northeast Florida. As St. Augustine’s largest law firm, with 12 attorneys and over 250 years of combined experience, we have the knowledge, resources, and litigation strength to take on trucking companies and insurers.
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Truck accidents often result from:
Fatigued or overworked drivers violating hours-of-service rules
Distracted or impaired driving
Improperly loaded cargo or unsecured freight
Speeding or aggressive driving on I-95 and US-1
Poor truck maintenance and mechanical failures
Negligence by trucking companies pushing unsafe schedules
Due to their size and weight, trucks often cause catastrophic injuries, including:
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
Multiple fractures and crush injuries
Severe burns from fuel fires
Internal bleeding and organ damage
Wrongful death
Truck accident cases are more complex than car accidents because multiple parties may be responsible:
Truck Drivers – for negligent or reckless driving
Trucking Companies – for unsafe schedules, hiring unqualified drivers, or poor training
Cargo Loaders – for unsecured or overweight loads
Maintenance Providers – for mechanical failures due to poor upkeep
Unlike car crashes, these cases often involve federal regulations, including FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) rules.
Our attorneys pursue maximum recovery for:
Emergency care, surgeries, and hospital bills
Rehabilitation and long-term medical treatment
Lost wages and reduced future earning potential
Pain, suffering, and emotional trauma
Property damage (vehicle replacement/repairs)
Wrongful death compensation for families
Josh Saxon — trial-tested truck accident lawyer trusted across Northeast Florida
Largest law firm in St. Augustine with 12 attorneys covering multiple practice areas
No Recovery, No Fee – you don’t pay unless we win
Local Knowledge – experienced with crashes on I-95, US-1, and SR-207 in St. Johns and Flagler Counties
Dedicated & Responsive Service® – personalized legal representation for every client
Our truck accident lawyers represent clients across:
St. Augustine (Historic District, Lincolnville, Anastasia Island, Davis Shores)
St. Augustine Beach & Vilano Beach
Ponte Vedra & Nocatee
Palm Coast & Flagler County
Jacksonville & Duval County
Clay & Putnam Counties
Southern Georgia
Q1: Who can be held liable in a truck accident?
Multiple parties — the driver, trucking company, cargo loaders, or maintenance providers — may share responsibility.
Q2: How are truck accidents different from car accidents?
They involve federal trucking regulations, larger insurance policies, and often multiple liable parties.
Q3: What if I was partially at fault?
Under Florida’s Comparative Negligence Law, you may still recover damages even if partly at fault.
Q4: How long do I have to file a truck accident claim?
In Florida, most personal injury lawsuits must be filed within 2 years, though evidence is strongest when cases are filed early.
Q5: Do truck accident cases usually settle?
Many settle, but trucking companies fight aggressively. Having a trial-tested attorney like Josh Saxon gives you leverage in negotiations.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck crash in St. Augustine or Northeast Florida, don’t take on trucking companies or insurers alone. The attorneys at St. Johns Law Group, including Josh Saxon, are ready to fight for your rights.
📞 Call (904) 495-0400 today for a free consultation.
At St. Johns Law Group, we deliver the Dedicated & Responsive Service® you deserve.