Trucking Accidents
Racine, Wisconsin Semi Truck Accident AttorneyIn 2005 alone, there were over 91,000 truck accident injuries across the United States. During the same period Wisconsin drivers and passengers involved in bus, semi truck, and other large truck crashes had devastating consequences:
How will you recover the compensation you will need to rebuild your life?
Racine, Wisconsin lawyer Eugene A. Gasiorkiewicz has the experience you needAttorney Eugene A. Gasiorkiewicz has extensive experience in handling these complex claims and has successfully recovered millions of dollars for the firm's clients through claims negotiations and lawsuits:
Call a lawyer today, while the evidence is fresh!If a member of your family has been injured or killed in a collision involving a commercial truck, please contact the Racine law office of Hanson & Gasiorkiewicz, S.C. Attorney Eugene A. Gasiorkiewicz will provide a free consultation and claim evaluation. It is urgent that you immediately retain a lawyer who will begin the necessary investigation, preserving the evidence, documentation, and witness statements necessary to develop a strong case. The firm has represented clients in accident claims not only in Wisconsin, but throughout the United States, including cases in Illinois, Texas, Florida, Minnesota, California, and Arizona. Negligence causing large trucks includes:The firm's attorney, with the help of appropriate experts, will investigate contributing factors, including:
Free personal injury claims consultationsHanson & Gasiorkiewicz, S.C. is committed to providing every client with a personal injury claim with a unique, carefully tailored legal strategy in order to maximize benefits to the client. If you would like to discuss a claim with Mr. Gasiorkiewicz, please contact Hanson & Gasiorkiewicz, S.C.'s Racine, Wisconsin offices to arrange a free consultation. Personal injury and civil litigation:
*Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services, Division of Public Health, Bureau of Community Health Promotion. Wisconsin Violent Injuries and Deaths, 2004 Annual Report, July 2006. (PPH 43089) |







