Category: Truck Accidents

Trucking industry regulations help ensure the safety of all road users. From enforcing hours of service (HOS) for truck drivers to requiring regular vehicle inspections, state and federal regulations for commercial trucking can reduce the number of accidents, injuries, and deaths. However, these regulations are effective only when drivers and…

Although trucking companies must adhere to strict federal hiring practices, they often disregard the rules, resulting in devastating truck crashes caused by drivers unfit for duty. In such a situation, the employer of a negligent truck driver could be liable for injuries and other crash-related losses. At the law firm…

Local, state, and federal government agencies have certain immunities from lawsuits that they use to complicate legal claims over truck accidents involving government vehicles. It is crucial to understand additional requirements and deadlines put in place by governmental bodies if you have been injured in a collision involving a government truck…

Large trucking companies and their insurers have armies of defense attorneys to protect them, making it challenging to recover maximum compensation after an accident. That’s why you need a Missouri truck accident law firm with the resources necessary to build a solid case. Proving your case in a truck accident…

Commercial trucks require regular maintenance to stay in safe working order. Routine maintenance includes replacing fluids and worn-down parts like tires and brake pads. Federal regulations require truck owners and operators to maintain their fleets. However, some truck owners and operators defer or forget maintenance for their vehicles due to…

Were you involved in a truck accident? If so, you will likely face mounting medical bills, lost wages, and painful symptoms. Understandably, preserving evidence is the last thing on your mind. However, evidence is crucial to building a strong compensation claim. An experienced truck accident attorney from Craig, Kelley &…

You can file a claim and seek compensation after being injured in a semi-truck accident, regardless of where in the U.S. the accident occurred. Car insurance sold in the United States covers the policyholder as they drive in any U.S. state. It can be incredibly stressful to deal with insurers…