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Posted on: 8 June 2021

According to research, 74 percent of all tragic passenger automobile accidents involve a huge truck. In the United States alone, half a million truck crashes happen each year. Human negligence is accountable for most of these heavy truck accidents. What's worse, some overworked truck drivers fall asleep behind the wheel while transporting hazardous stuff. With so many motorists dependent on major roads to get to work every other day, it only takes one fatigued truck driver to impact your life ultimately. [Read More]

Posted on: 20 May 2021

In the United States, there is an epidemic of opioid use. This problem is partially the result of opioids being prescribed in larger quantities and partially due to the illicit trade of opioids where these drugs are supplied to those who have an addiction. If you are involved in an accident with a driver and you believe they are driving while under the influence of drugs, you'll want to get to the bottom of this. [Read More]

Posted on: 12 May 2021

If you have recently been involved in a truck accident, then you might have started to receive letters in the mail from attorneys who are interested in representing you. You could be wondering whether or not you should contact one of these attorneys, or even if you should contact an attorney at all. These are a few reasons why you might at least want to consider opting for an attorney who sent you a letter in the mail. [Read More]

Posted on: 22 April 2021

When it comes to who is responsible for paying for damages in an auto accident, some states have laws that make them no-fault insurance states. This means that blame is not put on either driver for causing the accident, and everyone is responsible for having their own insurance to pay for the damage. While this may simplify the process of establishing who is at fault, many people still make mistakes when they are injured and need to make a claim. [Read More]