After a truck wreck, it can be difficult for injured truck drivers to know what exactly caused the crash, who is liable and whether they may be entitled to compensation.…
Commercial truck drivers are about three times more likely to suffer job-related injuries, when compared to other workers in the private sector.1 When these injuries occur in the course of…
The statute of limitations is a legal term referring to the deadline for filing a case. Established by state law and differing across states, statutes of limitations can apply to…
No matter how careful, attentive and experienced truckers may be, accidents can still happen. When they do, knowing what to do in the aftermath can be crucial to helping truckers…
When a drunk driver causes an auto wreck, the impaired driver is typically liable for the injuries and damage (s)he causes. The driver may not, however, be the only liable…
The preservation of evidence can be pivotal to the success of any accident claim, including those arising from truck wrecks. After all, evidence can be the key to proving fault…
Carelessness, recklessness and negligence often cause accidents, injuries and deaths. While accident victims (or victims’ families) may have legal options for seeking recovery and justice, some specific elements must be…
Work-related injuries can come with lasting physical, psychological and financial impacts. For truckers who are injured while working: Pursuing a claim for compensation can be the key to overcoming the…
After an auto wreck, victims can be uncertain as to whether they have a claim for recovery and, if so, how to proceed with that claim. To determine the legal…
Commercial truckers have the 8th most dangerous job in the U.S., according to the latest findings.1 While driving a commercial truck can be risky due to the possibility of traffic…
