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PERSONAL INJURY · TRUCK ACCIDENTS

When the impact is serious,
your representation matters.

A personal approach to helping you navigate the aftermath of an 18-wheeler accident.

Serious accidents.
Focused representation.

A collision with a large commercial truck can have a lasting impact on your life and your family. The questions that follow may involve several parties, records, and insurance arrangements.

Vivian H. Phan Law Firm offers client-focused representation for people affected by 18-wheeler accidents. We listen carefully to your account and help you understand the next steps that may be appropriate for your situation.

Understanding your situation

During a consultation, we can discuss the circumstances of the accident, your concerns, and the information available. Our approach combines personal attention with thoughtful preparation.

Speak with our Houston office

You do not need to navigate the uncertainty alone. Call to arrange a free consultation and discuss whether the firm can help.

Preparing to discuss a truck accident

Truck accident inquiries can involve several vehicles or businesses. Begin with a clear summary of what you know and identify the questions you would like to discuss.

Useful to have in mind

  • The approximate date, location, and type of truck
  • Any vehicle or company information you already know
  • A list of available correspondence, photos, or other records

Questions before you contact us

What should I note about the truck?

If known, note the type of truck and any company or vehicle information already available to you. It is fine to tell the firm when you do not know a detail.

What if more than one vehicle was involved?

Give a brief overview of the vehicles involved and your connection to the collision. Save detailed accounts and personal information about other people for a direct discussion.

Can I attach photos or documents to the form?

The website consultation form does not accept attachments. Mention that records are available, then ask the office how to share them directly.