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  Interstate highways are the backbone of American commerce, and nowhere is that more visible than on the stretches of Interstate 10, Interstate 12, and Interstate 110 that cut through Louisiana. Every day, thousands of eighteen-wheelers barrel down these roads, carrying everything from groceries to gasoline to construction materials. When one of these massive trucks crashes into a passenger vehicle at interstate speeds, the results are almost always catastrophic. The difference between life and death, or between a full recovery and permanent disability, often comes down to seconds. Big River Law has built a reputation for tackling these interstate truck crashes head-on, using a combination of federal regulations, accident reconstruction, and aggressive negotiation to secure maximum compensation for victims who never saw the wreck coming. Why Interstate Crashes Are Different from City Street Wrecks A truck crash on a city street happens at low speeds, often at intersections where b...