Experienced Ventura County Truck Accident Attorney
Attorney Jordan M. Jones and our team of Ventura County truck accident lawyers provide guidance and legal representation when someone has injured you or a loved one. With our guidance, you may be able to get compensation for your injuries and hold trucking companies accountable.
Contact the Los Angeles Truck Accident Lawyers – serving all of Ventura County and more – for a free, confidential case review. Call us 24/7 at (213) 510-3261.
Highly Awarded Truck Accident Attorneys Serving Ventura County
SKIP TO CONTENT:
- Need a Truck Accident Lawyer in Ventura County?
- Areas We Serve in Ventura County
- Compensation for Injured Ventura County Clients
- Our Contingency Fee Pricing
- Types of Commercial Vehicles Involved in Accidents
- Types of Truck Accidents in Ventura County
- Meet Attorney Jordan M Jones
- Ventura County Info & Helpful Resources
- FAQs About Truck Accidents
Our Case Results
Need a Ventura County Truck Accident Lawyer?
If you have been injured in an accident involving a semi-truck or other commercial vehicle in Ventura County, getting legal help is vital. Commercial vehicle drivers often carry extensive insurance policies, and these insurance carriers are known for not compensating accident victims adequately.
Without the help of a Ventura County big rig accident lawyer, you may be left with mounting medical bills, lost income, and being pushed around by the insurance company while you recover. You don’t have to navigate these challenging days alone. We also serve as your experienced bus accident law firm. Count on us to pursue justice and any compensation you may be entitled to under California law.
The only way to make dangerous truck companies safer is to hold them accountable for every injury and safety violation they’ve caused.
Jordan M. Jones, Ventura County Truck Accident Lawyer
Service Areas: Licensed Ventura County Semi-Truck Accident Lawyer
We serve cities throughout Ventura County, including these locations:
- Bell Canyon
- Camarillo
- Casa Conejo
- Channel Islands Beach
- El Rio
- Fillmore
- Lake Sherwood
- Meiners Oaks
- Mira Monte
- Moorpark
- Oak Park
- Oak View
- Ojai
- Oxnard
- Piru
- Port Hueneme
- Santa Paula
- Santa Rosa Valley
- Santa Susana
- Saticoy
- Simi Valley
- Somis
- Thousand Oaks
- Ventura (San Buenaventura)
Outside of Ventura County? See Our Additional Service Areas: California Truck Accident Lawyer
Compensation We Seek for Ventura County Clients
Our experienced Ventura County truck accident injury attorneys understand how much justice and fair compensation matter to our injured clients. Our Ventura personal injury attorneys work for our clients to recover compensation to cover your potential costs and needs, including:
- Medical Expenses
- Future medical bills
- Lost wages
- Lost income potential
- Mental anguish
- Pain and suffering
- Modifications to your home
- Funeral expenses
- Property damage
Our Pricing: We Use Contingency Fees for Our Ventura County Truck Accident Lawsuits
During a free case evaluation, we’ll discuss how we pursue your justice and compensation using our effective contingency fee model. You pay no fees unless you win.
- If you win or settle your case, you will pay a certain percentage of the money you receive to the law firm
- If we do not make a recovery in your case, the law firm does not receive any payment from you
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Reviews & Testimonials
“Jordan was specifically referred to us by a friend of mine. He came to see me at the rehab center I was in at the time. Jordan was very professional and relatable. He is a very friendly and down to earth kind of guy. We were always taken care of if we had questions or concerns. He responded quickly. This was our first time dealing with a situation such as a car accident. We trusted Jordan and felt he was fully capable of taking care of us.”
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Commercial Vehicles Involved in Accidents
While much of the focus of Ventura County truck accident law concerns semi-trucks, other large vehicles can cause serious accidents. Any commercial vehicle has the risk of multiple at-fault parties and the challenge of dealing with knowledgeable insurance companies. Some types of trucks can increase the risk of hazardous materials, increasing the likelihood of injuries and property damage.
Some of the types of trucks involved in serious Ventura County truck crashes may include:
- 18-wheelers
- Big rigs
- Buses
- Cargo vehicles
- Cement trucks
- Coal trucks
- Commercial vans and trucks
- Construction trucks
- Delivery vehicles
- Fire trucks
- Fuel tankers
- Lumber logging trucks
- Moving vans
- Semis Trucks
- Steel trucks
- Tow trucks
- Tractor trailers
- Trash trucks
Types of Truck Accidents that Occur in Ventura County
The types of injuries you suffer can vary depending on the nature of the truck accident. The type of accident in Ventura County can also impact the claims you can make against the truck driver or trucking company.
Some common types of truck accidents in Ventura County include:
- Head-on collision
- Hit-and-run
- Jackknife accidents
- Rear or Side Underride Crashes
- Rear-end collision
- T-bone crash
- Vehicle rollover accident
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Ventura County Trucking Attorney Jordan M. Jones
Attorney Jordan M. Jones has dedicated his legal practice to helping victims of serious truck accidents in Ventura County and throughout Southern California.
As one of only a handful of attorneys located in California who is Board-Certified in Truck Accident Law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, Jordan has litigated over one hundred truck accident injury cases with a strong track record of success.
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More about Ventura County
Ventura County is considered the southernmost county along the California Central Coast and has a population of over 843,000 residents. The largest city is Oxnard, and the county seat is the city of Ventura (officially San Buenaventura).
Some of the most popular trucking routes include:
- US Highway 101 (US 101): major east-west highway
- State Route 126 (SR 126): east-west route connecting to I-5 and providing access to Northern California
- State Route 118 (SR 118): connects Ventura County and points east via the San Fernando Valley.
- State Route 23 (SR 23): north-south route connecting US 101 to SR 118
- Rice Avenue/State Route 1: connects the Port of Hueneme to major highway
Civil Courthouses in Ventura County
In Ventura County, a few courthouses handle most civil personal injury cases. These include:
Ventura Courthouse (Hall of Justice)
800 South Victoria Avenue
Ventura, CA 93009
East County Courthouse
3855-F Alamo Street
Simi Valley, CA 93063
Additional Ventura County Resources
Ventura County Law Library
800 S. Victoria Ave
Ventura, CA 93009
Ventura County Sheriff’s Office
800 S. Victoria Ave
Ventura, CA 93009
FAQs about Ventura County Truck Accidents
Ventura County truck accident injury cases follow California’s statute of limitations. Injured parties typically have two years for most cases, and six months to one year for cases involving government entities.[1] This means you need to file your injury lawsuit within two years of the date of the accident to seek compensation, and in just six months in most government cases.
Depending on the details of a Ventura County trucking accident, more than one person may be liable. Truck drivers, trucking companies, manufacturers, and government entities may hold responsibility. If the non-truck driver was driving unsafely or made an error, they may also have some responsibility.
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The above injury information should not be construed as medical advice. When injured, visit your healthcare provider or the emergency room immediately, even if you are not symptomatic following the accident. Failing to attend medical appointments may indicate to those representing truck drivers and trucking companies that you are not as seriously injured as your complaint suggests.
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