Truck accidents are not bigger car accidents — they're entirely different cases. Federal regulations, multiple defendants, massive insurance policies, and trucking companies that race to limit liability. Our trucking cluster covers the issues that matter.
Commercial trucking cases require attorneys who understand federal regulations, electronic evidence, and complex multi-defendant litigation. These articles cover the topics we get asked about most — written for accident victims and their families.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration governs every commercial truck operating across state lines — and violations of FMCSA rules are often direct evidence of negligence. Here's how we use these violations to build winning cases.
Federal regulations limit how long truckers can drive — yet many crashes involve drivers who falsified logs or exceeded limits. Understanding hours-of-service rules is critical to proving negligence in fatigue-related truck crashes.
Modern commercial trucks record an enormous amount of data leading up to a crash. Speed, braking, throttle position, and more — captured in the truck's Electronic Control Module. Here's how we preserve and use this evidence.
Within hours of a serious truck crash, the trucking company's rapid response team is on the scene — gathering evidence to defend the company. By the time most victims hire a lawyer, critical evidence is already controlled by the other side.
When a truck's cargo shifts, falls off, or causes a crash, liability extends beyond the driver. Federal cargo securement regulations create duties for shippers, loaders, brokers, and carriers — and violations open multiple avenues for recovery.
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