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Can I Use Black Box Data in My Truck Accident Case?
For several reasons, truck accidents are generally much more complicated than the average car accident. The resulting property damage and injuries are much more severe due to a fully loaded commercial truck’s massive size and weight. In addition, if the passenger vehicle’s occupants involved in the accident suffered severe injuries, several parties may be liable,…
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What Are Common Injuries Backseat Passengers Experience?
Thanks to advances in safety technology, today’s motor vehicles are safer than ever. That means that motorists are less likely to suffer severe injuries in the event of a car accident. However, despite modern advancements, backseat passengers are at an increased risk of being seriously injured or killed in a car accident compared to front-seat…
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Are Truck Accidents Responsible for More Deaths Than Car Accidents?
There are significantly more cars on the road at any given time than large commercial trucks, which means that car accidents are far more common than truck accidents. However, while truck accidents do not occur as often as car accidents, they tend to be far more devastating and destructive due to their massive size and…
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What Are the Dangers of Driving Tired as a Truck Driver?
Drowsy truck drivers is one of the most common causes of truck accidents, according to the Large Truck Crash Causation Study by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Unfortunately, truck drivers are more likely to drive while drowsy because they are pressured to meet tight delivery deadlines. Drowsiness can affect reaction times, vision, coordination,…
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What Is the Burden of Proof in a Car Accident Case?
If you were involved in a car accident and are seeking damages from the at-fault driver, you must be able to prove that the other driver was negligent and that their negligence caused the accident. This is also known as the burden of proof. Even if it is evident that the other motorist was at…
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What Are Common Causes of Rollover Truck Accidents?
When you consider the massive size and weight of a fully loaded commercial truck, it should come as no surprise that truck accidents cause extensive property damage and catastrophic injuries and fatalities. While all truck accidents can have devastating consequences, rollover accidents are considered some of the most dangerous. Yet, many of them are largely…
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What if the At-Fault Driver Lies About Their Role in the Accident?
Car accidents can be stressful and chaotic, particularly when injuries and property damage are involved. The situation becomes even more complicated if the at-fault driver lies about their role in the accident. This can make it difficult to recover the financial compensation you deserve for your injuries and any other losses you suffered from the…
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Jackknife Truck Accidents: What You Should Know?
Jackknife truck accidents are among the most catastrophic motor vehicle crashes because they involve tractor-trailers and smaller passenger vehicles. Those large trucks weigh much more, making them harder to maneuver. When a jackknife happens, drivers have little control, especially when traveling at high speeds. They can occur for a few different reasons, including negligence. What…
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Do Low-Impact Car Accidents Qualify for Settlements?
A low-impact car accident can lead to severe consequences. Low-impact car accidents can qualify for settlements, depending on several factors. You may receive a settlement after a minor accident by proving negligence. According to Ohio laws, you have a few options after a low-impact car accident. The first is to file a claim with your…
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What Injuries Are Most Common in a Truck Accident?
Between the Ohio Turnpike, Route 80, and other highways across the state, large commercial trucks travel these roads daily as they deliver a range of goods and cargo to customers across the country. While commercial trucks play a vital role in the economy and provide jobs, truck accidents are an unfortunate reality that can cause…
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