If you or a loved one has been hurt in a collision involving a large commercial vehicle in Chandler, Arizona, you may benefit from working with an experienced Chandler truck accident lawyer. At Harris Injury Law, we focus on truck accidents, semi-truck collisions, commercial truck driver liability and complex personal injury claims. Our attorneys draw on over 16 years of experience in truck‑accident cases in Chandler and the East Valley. We understand the complexity of truck‑accident cases, the severe injuries and financial losses that can result, and we work to help injured motorists and their families pursue compensation permitted under Arizona law.
If you’ve been injured in a truck accident, let a dedicated Chandler personal injury attorney at Harris Injury Law review your case, explain your legal options and help you seek compensation.
When you face the aftermath of a truck collision, you are dealing not only with injuries and hospital bills, but also with lost wages, emotional trauma, complex multiple-party liability, federal regulations and insurance companies that often act in their own interest. Choosing the right legal representation matters. Here’s what sets us apart:
Focused experience in truck accidents: Our team handles claims against trucking companies, commercial trucks, tractor trailers and the complex liability that comes with them.
Direct attorney contact: At Harris Injury Law you’ll speak with an attorney early in your case, not just a paralegal.
24/7 availability: Our firm strives to be available when you need us, truck accidents can happen at any time.
Comprehensive legal services: From investigating the crash, gathering cell-phone records, black-box data, truck driver hours-of-service logs, to negotiating with insurance companies, We thoroughly investigate every relevant detail in truck‑accident claims.
Local knowledge: Serving Chandler, AZ means we know the local courts, the law enforcement agencies, and the local roads where truck collisions happen.
Personalized attention: We understand that when commercial truck drivers, tractor trailers, semi-trucks and trucking companies are involved, the claims can be life-changing. You are more than a file number.
When you’re dealing with serious injuries, mounting medical bills and financial uncertainty, you may benefit from legal representation experienced in truck accident claims. Our role is to explain your rights, help you evaluate your options, and guide you through the legal process so you can focus on recovering.
Jason A. Harris brings more than 16 years of personal injury and workers’ compensation experience to serve clients in Chandler and throughout Arizona. He combines expertise in motor-vehicle and trucking accidents, construction and industrial incidents, and third-party liability claims to deliver well-rounded representation.
Jason earned his law degree from Western Michigan’s Thomas M. Cooley Law School, and he began his legal career while serving in the Washtenaw County Public Defender’s Office in Michigan. Since 2006, he has dedicated his practice to helping injury victims and their families in Arizona recover from life-altering incidents.
His experience with both personal injury and workers’ compensation gives him additional insight into complex claims, which is especially valuable when truck accidents also involve workplace factors or multiple sources of liability. Jason treats each case with care, prioritizes direct communication, and acts with determination.
At Harris Injury Law and working with Jason Harris, you’ll have an attorney who will meet with you, review your options, and help you pursue a result permitted under Arizona law.
Truck accidents often involve more than one vehicle and frequently result in life-changing injuries. In Chandler and throughout Arizona, the causes of collisions involving commercial trucks, tractor trailers and semi-trucks include:
Driver fatigue / long hours: Commercial truck drivers often operate under pressure and may violate hours-of-service rules, leading to drowsy or negligent driving.
Distracted driving: Use of cell phones, GPS devices or other distractions behind the wheel of a large heavy vehicle increases risk.
Improperly loaded or unsecured cargo: Commercial trucks must follow federal regulations for loading; improper loading can shift the weight, cause rollovers or shed debris.
Negligent maintenance: Brakes, tires, lights and other critical systems on trucks must be maintained, failures often contribute to collisions.
Speeding or unsafe turns: Large trucks require more space to maneuver. An unsafe turn, high speed or failure to yield can result in a severe collision.
Trucking company negligence / vicarious liability: The trucking company may bear responsibility under federal and state laws for improper hiring, training or supervision of commercial truck drivers.
Mixed use of local roads and freeways: In Chandler, commercial trucks travel along major corridors and local streets alike. Chain-reaction crashes involving semi-trucks occur near the Loop 202 and I-10.
In short, truck collisions are typically more complex than standard car accidents due to the involvement of semi-trucks, commercial trucks, multiple parties, trucking industry regulations and severe injuries for other motorists.
Understanding the scope of truck accidents in Arizona helps illustrate why legal representation is often crucial after a serious crash.
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), there were 122,247 total motor-vehicle crashes statewide in 2023, resulting in 1,178 fatalities and 52,411 injuries. Among these, 2,662 crashes involved truck tractors with or without semi-trailers, reflecting the significant presence of large commercial vehicles on Arizona’s roads.
While ADOT’s report does not isolate “truck accidents in Chandler,” it notes that the Phoenix metropolitan area, which includes Chandler and surrounding East Valley cities, consistently records some of the highest crash densities in the state due to heavy commuter and freight traffic along corridors like the Loop 202, I-10, and U.S. 60.
At the national level, data from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) show that in 2022, 5,788 people were killed in crashes involving large trucks, marking an increase of 17 percent from 2020. The majority of those fatalities were occupants of passenger vehicles rather than truck drivers, underscoring how devastating these collisions can be for other motorists.
Locally, the City of Chandler’s Transportation Master Plan highlights ongoing safety improvements along major freight routes, but it also recognizes that collisions involving heavy vehicles remain a continuing concern in high-traffic areas such as Arizona Avenue, Chandler Boulevard, and the Price Road corridor.
Together, these statistics reveal that Chandler’s position within a major freight and commuter hub places residents at higher risk of collisions with commercial trucks, tractor trailers, and semi-trucks. For anyone facing injuries or losses from such a crash, experienced legal representation can help ensure that every available avenue for recovery is explored.
After a collision involving a commercial truck, you as an injured party or surviving family member in Chandler have legal rights under Arizona law. Key points to keep in mind:
Liability can involve multiple parties: The truck driver, trucking company, shipper, loader, maintenance provider, truck manufacturer or parts supplier may all be responsible.
Federal trucking laws and state regulations apply: Commercial trucks operate under federal hours-of-service rules, cargo-securement standards, and maintenance regulations. Investigating compliance is essential.
You may be entitled to compensatory damages, including:
Economic (financial) damages: hospital bills, ongoing medical treatment, lost wages, future income loss, rehabilitation costs
Non-economic damages: pain and suffering, emotional distress, loss of enjoyment of life
Insurance companies will have teams working to protect the trucking or carrier’s interests. Having legal professionals who understand the legal process and how to negotiate with insurers is key.
You do not have to navigate this alone: An attorney experienced in truck‑accident claims may guide you through gathering evidence (police reports, truck driver logs, cell phone records, black-box data), evaluating your case and presenting a claim or lawsuit if needed.
Time matters: Arizona has time limits (statutes of limitations) for personal injury claims. Starting early helps preserve key evidence before it disappears.
We handle many cases on a contingency‑fee basis — you generally do not pay attorney’s fees unless we recover compensation for you. You may still be responsible for case‑related costs, which will be explained in a written agreement.
A truck accident in Chandler may feel overwhelming, especially when injuries are severe, hospital bills mount, and insurance companies push for quick settlements. But you have rights and options. Proper legal representation gives you the best chance of pursuing the full compensation you may be entitled to.
At Harris Injury Law, our goal is to help you through every step after a truck accident in Chandler, so that you can focus on healing and recovery. Here’s how we assist:
Immediate Case Evaluation & Free Consultation
We meet with you (in-person, virtually or by phone), listen to your story, assess injuries, review accident details and explain how our agency handles truck accident claims.
Thorough Investigation
We gather critical evidence: police reports, commercial truck driver logs, hours-of-service records, black-box data, witness statements, cell-phone records, trucking company safety audits, maintenance logs and cargo-loading records. We leave no stone unturned.
Identifying All Liable Parties
Whether it’s the truck driver, trucking company, vehicle manufacturer, or parts supplier, we work to identify each entity that may share responsibility for your accident and injuries.
Valuing Your Damages
We work with medical experts, vocational experts and life-care planners to assess hospital bills, future medical treatment, lost wages, lost earning capacity, pain and suffering and emotional distress.
Dealing with Insurance Companies
Insurance companies handling trucking or commercial trucks are often aggressive. We represent you in negotiations, keep you informed, review settlement offers and ensure you understand your options, settlement or if necessary, a truck accident lawsuit.
Litigation & Trial-Ready
If the trucking company or insurer won’t offer a fair resolution, our attorneys are prepared to file suit, conduct discovery, depose the truck driver and corporate representatives, and take your case to trial to seek fair compensation permitted under Arizona law.
Client-Centered Support
We know this is a challenging time. Serious injuries, emotional trauma, hospital treatment and financial losses are overwhelming. We provide compassionate support, regular updates, direct access to your attorney and dedication to protecting your rights.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident in Chandler, whether the crash involves semi-trucks, tractor trailers, dump trucks or other commercial trucks, Harris Injury Law is here to help. We are your legal advocate and your partner in pursuing a fair recovery.
Truck accidents do not always happen between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. That’s why our team is available around the clock, weekdays, weekends and holidays. Whether you need to reach us at midnight after a crash or during the hospital stay, we’ll be there. Starting your claim early can make a significant difference in preserving evidence and protecting your rights.
As soon as you’re medically stable, contact a Chandler truck accident attorney who understands commercial trucks, federal trucking laws, insurance companies and the local courts.
If you’ve been involved in a trucking accident in Chandler, don’t wait. The longer you delay, the greater the risk that key evidence disappears, memories fade, and insurance companies begin their tactics. Reach out today for a free consultation with Harris Injury Law. We’ll review your truck accident case, explain your legal options, listen to your concerns and help you decide on the best path forward.
Call or text: (480) 800-HURT. We’re available 24/7 to talk about your legal options after a truck accident. Serving Chandler, AZ and surrounding East Valley areas.
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“After my accident involving a semi-truck on the Loop 202 near Chandler, I was overwhelmed. Jason Harris and his team handled everything, they gathered the trucking company’s records, communicated with the insurance companies, and secured a resolution I was happy with. I highly recommend Harris Injury Law for truck accident cases in Chandler.”
- M.T., Chandler, AZ
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“When my husband was injured in a tractor-trailer collision in the East Valley, we didn’t know what to do. Harris Injury Law stepped in, kept us informed, treated us with respect, and got results. They fought the trucking company’s lawyers and made sure our rights were protected.”
- L.S., Chandler, AZ
These stories illustrate how we help injury victims and surviving family members navigate the complex aftermath of truck accident collisions, from severe injuries to long-term recovery.
Located at 1136 E Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85014. Harris Injury Law, PLLC specializes in auto and truck accidents and workers’ compensation. Speak directly with your lawyer from the beginning. Same-day and emergency consultations are available. You never pay out of pocket. Call us at any time – 24/7.
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