When fatal accidents involve company cars or trucks, it may not be clear who is responsible. Is it the driver, especially when he is “on the clock” and acting within his official capacity, or is it the company that owns the cars or trucks. What if the driver is off-duty, but driving a company car or truck? Read this article for answers concerning fatal accidents involving company cars or trucks and wrongful death lawsuits.
One of the most significant damages that many car accident victims suffer is loss of income because they are unable to work while they recover from their injuries. Struggling without a paycheck for a week or two can be difficult enough, but when a victim’s injuries require long-term treatment and recovery and an extended absence…
The experience of being in a car accident can be a very traumatic one. Many victims do not realize this, but the emotional impact of being in a crash can be just as serious as the physical ones. It is not uncommon for car accident victims to experienced anxiety, depressions, flashbacks, nightmares, and other psychological…
Runaway trailers present a major risk to drivers on highways and other major roadways across the country. This article explores the weak and ineffective regulations on trailers and why there needs to be more emphasis (and laws) on properly securing trailers to vehicles.
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