Trucking Accidents

In the aftermath of a truck accident, investigators often turn to a critical piece of technology called the "black box" installed in trucks. While commonly associated with airplanes, trucks are equipped with their own version of this data recorder, officially known as an Event Data Recorder (EDR). This electronic device holds key information that...

Accidents involving commercial trucks can result in severe consequences, including life-altering injuries and even fatalities. In some cases, the trucking company can be held responsible for its role in the incident through a personal injury claim. Proving a Trucking Company is Responsible for Your Accident To hold a trucking company responsible for your accident...

Third party liability refers to the legal responsibility of individuals or entities that are indirectly involved in an accident. In the context of trucking accidents, these third parties can include manufacturers, maintenance providers, cargo loaders, shippers, and others. When their negligence or actions contribute to an accident, they can be held liable alongside the...