Cotten Schmidt, L.L.P.’s attorneys handle a significant number of transportation cases across Texas, Louisiana, and nationwide. Past and present clients include trucking companies, rail companies, and insurance companies and their commercial insureds. Some of the attorneys involved in the transportation practice group are members of the Trucking Industry Defense Association (“TIDA”). Truck accident cases from all around Texas are in the firm's extensive docket. Members of the firm have handled countless cases involving commercial trucks in state and federal courts, handling them in all facets of civil litigation, from case evaluation to jury verdict and judgement, in low-speed incidents through devastating casualties. Cotten Schmidt, L.L.P. is retained to lead the team investigation after catastrophic incidents on behalf of a major oil and gas trucking firm with locations all over the United States. The attorneys at our firm also handle large accident-related claims. In court proceedings, our lawyers supervise local counsel in smaller cases or act as lead counsel in more significant cases. In lawsuits involving railroad operations, derailments, crossing accidents, plant site accidents involving non-railroad employees, and environmental claims resulting from gaseous emissions and liquid spills occurring as a result of derailments or structural failure of railcars, involving both implosions and explosions, the firm has defended railroad companies for years. The alleged instances range in location from as far north as Chicago, Illinois, to as far south as New Orleans, Louisiana. Numerous times, our lawyers have been requested to investigate rail-related disputes on an urgent basis. As we carry out our investigations, we've learnt to collaborate closely with regional law enforcement and environmental organisations. The transportation business of Cotten Schmidt, L.L.P. highlights the advantages of prompt action and accurate liability determination in conjunction with knowledgeable

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