The Trucking and Commercial Transportation Practice Group is a team of veteran and proven litigators who are available by cell phone around the clock, whenever you need their counsel.

We guide trucking companies, both insured and self-insured, as well as trucking and commercial transportation insurers, through the accident process, including:

  • Accident scene investigation
  • Coordination and hiring of expert witnesses
  • Gathering and documenting evidence
  • Working closely with clients to formulate strategy
  • Litigation in state and federal courts

Our attorneys also represent transportation companies in:

We’re proactive in our approach, counseling you on preventative safety measures available to mitigate risk as well as how to navigate the complicated federal and state regulatory environment governing your industry.

The group is led by chair Rob Griffin, one of the most well-respected and effective trucking attorneys in North Carolina. Rob leads a team of attorneys prepared to help you handle the unique challenges presented by North Carolina trucking and transportation law.

The Trucking and Commercial Transportation Practice Group covers all of North Carolina from our offices in Charlotte, Raleigh and Wilmington, and we sometimes assist in neighboring states. To speak to an attorney, please contact Rob Griffin.


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C. Andrew Dandison Joins Cranfill Sumner LLP

Cranfill Sumner LLP today announced that C. Andrew Dandison has joined the firm’s Wilmington office as an attorney. He focuses his practice on Construction Law, Premises Liability Law, Transportation Law, and Admiralty and Maritime Law.… Read More

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Rob Griffin to Serve on Harmonie Group Board of Directors

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