Who’s Liable in a Crittenden County Truck Crash Caused by Poor Maintenance?
If you were injured in a truck crash in Crittenden County, Arkansas, poor maintenance may be to blame. Learn who’s liable and how Ludwig Law Firm can help you recover.
PERSONAL INJURY
A truck accident on I-40 or Highway 70 can change your life in seconds. In Crittenden County, where highways are packed with commercial vehicles, crashes caused by poor maintenance are sadly common. These wrecks are rarely "accidents"—they’re preventable events caused by negligence.
At Ludwig Law Firm, we represent victims of truck crashes across Arkansas. If faulty brakes, bald tires, or ignored safety inspections caused your injuries, you deserve answers—and compensation.
As always - if you have a legal question you want answered in a future blog, submit it via the form on this page. Now, let's dive in!
Why Crittenden County Is a Truck Crash Hotspot
Crittenden County sits at a crossroads for commercial traffic. West Memphis sees thousands of 18-wheelers daily. This high volume increases the odds of crashes, especially when trucking companies cut corners on safety.
Whether you were injured near Marion, West Memphis, or along I-55, we can help.
How We Investigate a Poor Maintenance Claim
The first hours after a crash are critical. At Ludwig Law Firm, we immediately secure:
Truck inspection logs
GPS and brake system data
Dash cam and traffic camera footage
Witness statements
Repair and maintenance records
We work with mechanical experts and accident reconstructionists to show exactly what failed—and why it never should have.
What Compensation Can You Recover?
If poor maintenance caused your crash, Arkansas law allows you to pursue damages for:
Medical expenses
Future care and rehabilitation
Lost wages and loss of earning capacity
Pain and suffering
Emotional distress
Property damage
In wrongful death cases, surviving family members can pursue funeral costs and loss of companionship.
Why Ludwig Law Is the Right Fit
Our attorneys prepare every case like it’s going to trial. We work closely with accident victims to help them recover physically, emotionally, and financially. And we don’t get paid unless you do.
We also collaborate with trial-focused firms like Warden Law Firm, led by Harry Warden, a SuperLawyers Rising Star and trusted advocate for truck crash victims in Arkansas. Together, we give our clients the full power of experience and strategy. Learn more about Warden’s personal injury practice here.
You Don’t Have Time to Wait. Contact Ludwig Law Firm Today!
If you’ve been injured in a truck crash in Crittenden County, call 501-838-4043 or visit ludwiglawfirm.com for a free consultation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sue a trucking company for poor maintenance?
Yes. If their negligence contributed to the crash, they can be held liable under Arkansas law.
Do I need to file right away?
You typically have three years under Arkansas Code § 16-56-105, but it's crucial to act fast to preserve evidence.
What if the truck driver blames mechanical failure?
We often hear this defense. Our job is to prove why that failure occurred—and who ignored the warning signs.