How Can I Prove Negligence for a Truck Accident?
You can prove negligence for a truck accident by: Gathering witness accounts that describe negligent actions Obtaining video footage of the accident – this may come from traffic cameras, dash cameras, security cameras, or other sources Hiring experts to reconstruct the accident or testify to the cause of the collision Obtaining a police report that […]
What are Truck Accident Settlements Worth in Texas?
There is no set value for truck accident settlements in Texas. Each case comes with its own value. Your damages may vary based on your injuries, financial losses, and other relevant factors. A lawyer from our team can assess your situation and pursue what you are owed. Many Truck Accident Settlements are Confidential The American […]
How Are Truck Accident Investigations Conducted?
Truck accident investigations are conducted in stages, which may include: Investigation of the accident scene Collection of evidence Review of any relevant records—including driving logs and other documents from the trucking company Witness interviews Collection of any data from the truck’s operating system Review of damage to all vehicles Additional stages may be necessary. The […]
Should I Call the Police After My Truck Accident?
You should call the police after your truck accident or any other accident involving injuries, fatalities, or property damages. The law mandates accident reporting, and failing to report could hurt your chances of seeking financial recovery from the at-fault party. Why Should You Notify the Police? Failure to notify the police could have significant legal […]
Can You Sue for Whiplash?
You can sue for whiplash if it was caused by the negligence, carelessness, or recklessness of another person or entity. The costs you incur to diagnose and treat whiplash are recoverable from the at-fault party. You can also recover the costs associated with your recovery. These can include loss of income, pain and suffering, and […]
Are Trucking Companies Required By Texas Law To Have Full Coverage Insurance?
Trucking companies are required by Texas law to have insurance. Texas follows regulations laid down by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) which requires all motor carriers, freight forwarders, and brokers to provide documentation of insurance. Minimum Coverage All Trucking Companies Need to Have FMCSA requires trucking companies to have the following coverages: Bodily […]