Local Accident News: Truck Accidents

A defective truck part on a commercial truck can cause a catastrophic collision. When a part fails, the driver may lose control of the vehicle before any warning is possible. The size and weight of these trucks mean the impact...
Trucking companies and their insurers commonly use several defenses to reduce or avoid paying claims after a truck accident. These include shifting blame to the victim, such as by arguing that they share fault or weren’t wearing a seatbelt. They...
Federal regulations on truck drivers establish the safety standards that every commercial driver must follow. Truck drivers in California must comply with both federal and state regulations. These rules govern hours of service, weight limits, driver qualifications, and commercial licensing...
Dealing with many parties in truck accidents takes careful work. You must prove each party’s role in the crash. From here, you need to preserve key evidence as soon as possible. Then, you have to pursue a claim against every...
Trucking companies may send rapid response teams to a serious crash scene within hours. These teams often include lawyers, investigators, insurance representatives, and accident experts. They gather evidence for the trucking company, not for the injured person. While you are...
Hidden injuries after truck accidents can appear days after a crash, even when you feel fine. That delay can put your health at risk. It can also weaken your legal claim in California if no evidence connects your injuries to...
Medical bills after a truck accident can pile up fast. You need to know who pays and when. Your own health coverage or auto insurance policy can step in first. If someone else’s negligence caused the crash, their insurance may...

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