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Category: Commercial Vehicle Accident Attorney

Important Differences of a Semi-Truck Accident

· Increased Insurance Coverage — Not only will you need to communicate with the driver of the semi-truck, but the owner of the truck, trailer, cargo, shipper, and company responsible...

Legal Driving Hours for Semi-Truck Drivers

The allowed driving hours for commercial drivers is set by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). The FMCSA regulates hours for both interstate and intrastate commerce, meaning they set...

Numerous Responsible Parties

When it comes down to deciding who is at fault for a semi-truck accident, there are many places to point fingers. The party/parties responsible will do their best to deny...

Second Stage: Investigating Your Case

Sending a Preservation Letter: A preservation letter is a written request that certain documents, electronically stored information and data, and vehicles be preserved in anticipation of future litigation. Although demands...

Semi-truck Insurance Coverage

Federal and State law requires semi-trucks to carry a minimum amount of liability insurance, based on the size of the semi-truck and the type of product it carries. With several parties liable, such...

Statute of Limitations

A “Statute of Limitation” is a state law that sets a strict time limit of your right to file a lawsuit in civil court. The specific deadlines vary depending on...

Third Stage: Litigation, Negotiation, and Settling

Filing Lawsuit: Once we have gathered all the information we needed, we will file the personal injury or wrongful death lawsuit. Filing lawsuit allows us to access more evidence and facts, using...

Today’s Semi-Trucks

Today, roughly 70% of all products in the United States are delivered by 18-wheelers. More than three and a half million people work as semi-truck drivers in the United States, according to the...

Types of Semi-truck Accident Lawsuits

Negligence: It is common to file for compensation due to a commercial driver’s negligence. Evidence for negligence could be, but is not limited to, the following. ·         Minimal or insufficient...

Key Distinctions of a Commercial Vehicle Accident

• Much Greater Insurance Coverage — Commercial drivers have a significantly larger insurance policy than the standard licensed driver. Not only is the commercial driver insured, but the company they...