Trinity Guardrail Accidents

Guardrails are meant to absorb impact and protect drivers during auto accidents, but they often don’t work as designed. As a case in point, in March of 2015, a group of accident victims sued guardrail company Trinity Industries of Texas, after the company changed a key piece of metal by one inch to save money. The victims said this change turned the end pieces into a hazard, as the guardrails didn’t protect, but instead became a sharp spear that pierced their vehicles and bodies – leaving them with lost limbs and permanent injuries.

As a result, federal officials are looking into the safety of guardrails and examining serious and fatal accidents. Even if their research concludes that guardrails are unsafe, it will still take time for changes to take effect. Unfortunately, this means that in the meantime drivers are at risk every day.

If you or someone you know has been in an accident and injured by a guardrail, call Florida guardrail accident attorney James O. Cunningham today.

Trinity is one of the biggest guardrail makers in the United States, and suing them or any other guardrail manufacturer can be difficult, as they have large teams of skilled lawyers. Attorney James O. Cunningham has more than 30 years of experience, and can fight back aggressively to get you the compensation you deserve.

Common Guardrail Accident Injuries

Although they're meant to protect drivers in the case of an accident, guardrails can cause serious injuries:

• Nerve Damage and Nerve Injuries
• Bone Fractures
• Paralysis
• Amputations
• Traumatic Brain Injuries
• Internal Injuries
• Spinal Cord Injuries

Helping Guardrail Accident Victims Since 1977

For more than three decades, Mr. Cunningham has been representing motor vehicle accident victims and fighting back against companies with faulty products. He works on a contingency fee basis and has helped countless accident victims recover financially from their injuries.

To schedule your free consultation, contact us today at the Law Offices of James O. Cunningham, P.A. - 877-FL-INJURY (877-354-6587).