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Local Accident News: Truck Driving

Commonly Used Defenses In Truck Accident Lawsuits
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
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...
What Are Trucking Company Rapid Response Teams
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...
What To Do After A Truck Accident
After a truck accident in California, prioritize your safety, get medical care, and gather evidence at the scene. Report the crash to local authorities and your insurer. Finally, learn how the state’s negligence law applies to your situation. Even if...
What Happens If A Delivery Truck Crashes
A delivery truck crash often results in serious injuries, costly property damage, and legal disputes about who must pay. Victims may face hospital bills, lost income, and emotional trauma. Liability can fall on the driver, the delivery company, or other...
What Happens When A Trucker Gets Into An Accident
When a trucker gets into an accident, the crash is investigated by police, insurance companies, and federal safety agencies to determine liability. Victims, including the truck driver, may face medical bills, lost income, or long-term injuries. Trucking companies may also...
How Often Do Truck Drivers Get Into Accidents

TL;DR: In California, you have 2 years to file a truck accident lawsuit from the date of the crash. Injured drivers, passengers, and truckers can lose the right to recover damages against the at-fault party if they miss this strict...

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