Hit By a Truck in Indiana? It’s Time to Get the Justice You’re Owed.
Blackburn Romey represents Hoosiers hurt by semis, box trucks, and other commercial vehicles across Indiana. One number, real people, straight answers. 855-JUSTICE
The Trucking Company Already Has a Team. You Need One Too.
Semi trucks, box trucks, dump trucks, delivery vans. When one of these vehicles causes a wreck, the driver of the smaller vehicle is almost never the one with more resources. Trucking companies have insurance adjusters and lawyers working the case from the first phone call. Getting justice after a trucking accident starts with having someone working just as hard on your side.
Who We Help
From Interstate Pileups to Everyday Truck Wrecks
Interstate pileups. Jackknifed semis. Rollovers. Underride crashes. Wrecks that leave a family facing months, even years, of medical care. These are the truck accidents where real legal help matters most.
But a truck accident doesn’t have to make the local news to be worth a phone call. Blackburn Romey takes on trucking cases of many sizes, from a tractor-trailer collision on I-65 to a delivery truck that rear-ended you on a side street in Fort Wayne. If a commercial truck caused your accident anywhere in Indiana, that’s a call worth making.
Types of trucks and commercial vehicles this covers:
- Semi trucks and tractor-trailers
- Box trucks and delivery vehicles
- Dump trucks and construction vehicles
- Tanker trucks
- Garbage and waste collection trucks
- Commercial vans and fleet vehicles
Statewide Coverage
Serving Every Corner of Indiana
Whether your accident happened on I-70 near Indianapolis, I-94 up near the Michigan line, I-64 in southern Indiana, or a rural highway in between, Blackburn Romey represents people hurt in trucking accidents across the whole state. Wherever you are, help is one call away.
Why This Matters
Truck Accidents Are a Serious Problem in Indiana
In 2023, large trucks were involved in nearly 4,910 crashes across Indiana, close to 14 every day, and 118 people lost their lives, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. Numbers like that are exactly why it pays to call 855-JUSTICE early. The sooner Blackburn Romey is involved, the more can be done to protect your case.
What To Do After a Truck Accident in Indiana
A short, practical list. This doubles as helpful, search-friendly content and reinforces the firm’s own case screening in plain language (get checked out before anything else).
Get medical care first. See a doctor even if you feel okay right after the accident. This matters for your health and for any case down the road.
Call 911 and get a police report on file.
Take photos of the vehicles, the scene, and anything else that stands out, if you’re able to safely.
Get the truck driver’s name, the trucking company, and insurance information.
Be careful about talking to the trucking company’s insurance adjuster before you’ve talked to someone on your side.
Call 855-JUSTICE. Case reviews are free, and there’s no cost to you unless Blackburn Romey recovers money on your behalf.
Why Hoosiers Call Blackburn Romey
Blackburn Romey has represented Indiana families for years, in cases both large and small. That doesn’t change after a truck accident, same team, same approach, just one more direct way to reach them: 855-JUSTICE.
There’s no upfront cost to talk with Blackburn Romey about a trucking accident. Case reviews are free, and the firm works on a contingency fee, meaning there’s nothing owed unless money is recovered on your behalf.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Interstate pileups and rollovers tend to get the most attention, since those are often the cases where help is needed most urgently. But Blackburn Romey takes on trucking cases of many sizes across Indiana, not only the ones that make headlines.
The first step either way is the same: see a doctor, even if you feel fine right after the accident. Some injuries don’t show up right away. From there, the easiest way to find out where you stand is to call and talk it through.
Nothing upfront. Case reviews are free, and Blackburn Romey works on a contingency fee, so there’s no cost to you unless money is recovered on your behalf.
In most cases, Indiana law gives you two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim (Indiana Code 34-11-2-4). That deadline can be affected by the specifics of your situation, so it’s worth calling sooner rather than closer to that window.
Trucking companies and their insurers often try to shift blame early, sometimes before you’ve even had a chance to see a doctor. That’s exactly why it helps to have someone reviewing the details on your side before you say too much to their adjuster.
No. Blackburn Romey handles truck accident cases across the whole state, not just one city or region.
One Call Is Where Justice After a Trucking Accident Starts.
If a commercial truck caused your accident anywhere in Indiana, don’t wait to make the call. Talk to Blackburn Romey and find out where things stand, at no cost to you.
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