2022

Determining Who Is Liable for a Truck Accident

One of the reasons why truck accident cases are more complicated than other types of motor vehicle accident cases is that the trucking industry consists of many different parties. Several parties may ultimately be responsible for a trucking accident and be responsible for fairly...

The 10 Most Common FMCSA Driver Violations

Because of the potential risk that commercial trucks can pose, there are various regulations that truck drivers and companies must comply with and that are governed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). If they violate these rules, they can be subject to...

Truck Accidents Caused by Negligent Hiring & Supervision

Commercial trucks weigh upwards of 80,000 pounds and sometimes carry dangerous substances, such as combustible fuel. For these reasons, there are many rules about how a driver can become qualified to drive a commercial motor vehicle and the steps trucking companies must take to...

What is a Survival Action?

If you recently lost a loved one, you might worry about how you will provide for your family while dealing with difficult grief. Wisconsin law allows certain impacted loved ones to file different types of legal claims, including wrongful death claims and survival actions....

Important Evidence You May Need After a Truck Accident

If you were injured in a truck accident, you will need strong evidence to prove fault and how you were harmed as a result of the truck driver’s or company’s negligence. Here are some of the most important pieces of evidence you can use...

Overcoming Bias Against Injured Motorcyclists

Many people who are not motorcyclists have negative opinions about the motorcycle community. They may have the wrong idea about motorcyclists and may blame them consciously or subconsciously for any accident they are involved in. Insurance adjusters and jurors may bring these biases into...