When Trucking Companies Can Be Held Responsible for an Accident
Motor carriers are required to abide by various laws, rules and regulations in order to minimize the risk that their commercial trucks and drivers will be involved in accidents. All…
Motor carriers are required to abide by various laws, rules and regulations in order to minimize the risk that their commercial trucks and drivers will be involved in accidents. All…
Truckers who are hurt in work-related accidents can have various options for seeking financial recovery. While it can be difficult to know where to turn in the aftermath of these…
Truck drivers are required to undergo medical examination certifications (MECs) when applying for commercial drivers’ licenses (CDLs) and every two years thereafter to maintain their CDLs. These MECs are focused…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Knowing your rights can be essential to protecting and asserting them. This is particularly true and important in the aftermath of workplace accidents because not knowing or misunderstanding your rights…