Trucking Accident Defense

Preserving evidence after an accident is among the first steps you should take to protect your trucking company.  It can be the difference between resolving a claim quickly or getting pulled into a long, expensive legal battle. Questions often arise about what...

If your company has been sued by someone after a serious car accident, then you need to be proactive and aggressive in building your defense. If you’re not and instead muddle your way through your case, then there’s a good chance that you’ll come out on the losing...

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) imposes strict limits on how long truck drivers can work on the road. The primary goal is to reduce driver fatigue and, in turn, lower the risk of road accidents.  Trucking companies are responsible for enforcing...

Nuclear verdicts in trucking accident cases are on the rise, causing worry for companies in Kentucky. These huge judgments can ruin businesses and damage reputations. If your business involves trucking, you must understand why these verdicts happen and take steps to...

Electronic logging devices (ELDs) in the trucking industry have revolutionized the way we investigate and litigate trucking accidents. By tracking a driver's every move, ELDs provide a wealth of information that can make or break a case. What can ELD data reveal about...

The phrase "come rain or shine" takes on a whole new meaning in the trucking industry. Extreme weather conditions increase the risk of trucking accidents, often causing severe injuries and significant property damage. These situations frequently lead to lawsuits with...

Trucking companies and drivers often get confused by regulations regarding truck weight limits. Understanding these limits is essential to prevent accidents, fines and legal problems. Below are some common misconceptions about truck weight limits, particularly in...

Vigilant trucking companies use testing procedures to ensure their drivers are avoiding drugs and alcohol. This protects the public from dangerous truck drivers, and can protect the companies from liability for truck accidents. As times change, many factors can impact...

When your company is facing a personal injury lawsuit, there’s a lot on the line. If you lose your case, then you may be forced to pay out a significant sum in compensatory damages, and your business’s reputation can be damaged. To avoid those outcomes, you need to...

Kentucky trucking companies must be prepared for potential challenges that can impact their business. One of the biggest problems companies face is if there is an accident and they are confronted with allegations that they are liable for injuries others might have...