Bull Hauler Accident Attorney

If you are working as a bull hauler on the open roads, you are always susceptible to having a serious and debilitating accident at the hands of the bulls that you haul. You can be personally injured to even paralyzed, from a serious injury sustained while hauling bulls in a transporter on the open roads.

Bull haulers need to be extremely careful and conscientious drivers to haul bulls on the roadways. By hauling bulls in a transporter, the bull haulers are transporting live cattle. The bulls need to get to their market destinations with as little stress and bruising as possible. If the drivers are in the habit of making mistakes, the bulls could be injured during the transport process. Handlers can damage and injure bulls and injure the handlers if they:

• Poke at bulls for no reason>
• Are untrained bull handlers for the bulls>
• Use inappropriate handling methods>
• Refuse to consider the hazardous road conditions>
• Drive recklessly in inclement weather conditions>
• Use poor husbandry practices to handle the bulls>
• Provide unfavorable conditions for the bulls in the trailers>
• Have defective and structurally inadequate trailers and facilities for the bulls during transport>^1>

If you are injured during the handling of transporting bulls and sustain a personal injury, you can call us at the DTLA Law Group today. We will review your claim with you, and initiate a lawsuit based on the merits of your claim.

If you are a bull hauler, you are working in an extremely hazardous work environment. Most people do not start their day at work, wondering if they will be impaled by a bull by lunchtime! If you are a bull hauler, you need to be careful in the execution for hauling bulls to markets on time. You can be injured in a host of ways, including:

• Being pierced by the horns of an animal>
• Being paralyzed by a bull after it charges to the bull handler>
• Experiencing crushing injuries from a bull>
• Being pinned to the ground by a bull>
• Getting an infection from a sick or injured bull during handling>
• Being kicked by a bull during handling>
• Being bitten by a bull >
• Slipping and falling under a bull in dirty and feces covered trailer conditions during bull hauling transport >
• Puncture wounds from bulls attacking the bull handler>
• Being crushed by a bull running into an alley or chute during onloading of offloading of animals onto the hauling transporter>

Bull handlers are often injured by “spooked” bulls, on account of bulls and livestock having hearing of environmental noises that humans cannot hear. If you are injured in the course of handling and hauling bulls, you can call us today to review your claim for free.