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Under Louisiana Civil Code Article 3493.1, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims — including drunk driving accident claims — is two years from the date of the accident for injuries occurring on or after July 1, 2024. For accidents that occurred before that date, the previous one-year deadline still applies. These deadlines are strict, so it is critical to consult with an attorney as soon as possible to ensure your claim is filed on time.
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Schedule ConsultationBaton Rouge is home to some of Louisiana's busiest freight corridors, putting large trucks and passenger vehicles on the same roads every day. This guide breaks down the 10 Baton Rouge streets and highways where truck traffic, congestion, and roadway design create the greatest risk of serious 18-wheeler accidents, plus what to do if you're involved in one.
Wondering what it costs to hire a truck accident lawyer in Louisiana? Most attorneys work on contingency, meaning you pay nothing upfront and owe a fee only if you recover money. Learn about typical contingency fee percentages, case expenses, whether Louisiana caps damages, and why hiring an experienced truck accident lawyer can make a critical difference in your case.
Wondering what the average settlement for a truck accident in Louisiana may be worth? Every case is different. Learn how injuries, medical expenses, lost income, property damage, liability, and other factors can affect your potential compensation and how an experienced Baton Rouge truck accident lawyer can help.
Our firm is committed to providing strong representation, personal attention, and aggressive advocacy to help clients pursue the compensation they deserve after an accident or injury.
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