Category Archives: Truck Accident
When a Trucking Company May Be Responsible for a Truck Accident
A truck accident can be a life-changing event. A truck accident can result in severe injuries and substantial damages, including medical expenses, lost wages, property damage, and pain and suffering. Fortunately, in South Carolina, if you are involved in a truck accident because of the negligence of another party, you have the right to… Read More »
Avoiding Truck Blind Spots Can Prevent Truck Accidents
Unfortunately, truck accidents are quite common in the United States of America. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), in 2022, over 126,000 large trucks were involved in accidents resulting in injuries and death. While avoiding sharing the road with large trucks is impossible, truck accidents are preventable. Truck drivers must do their part… Read More »
Why You Need an Attorney ASAP After a Charleston Truck Accident
Charleston, SC, a city known for its charm and history, is not immune to truck accidents. Every year, many truck accidents occur in Charleston that cause severe injuries, extensive property damage, and even death. Contacting an attorney without delay is crucial if you or a loved one has been in a Charleston truck accident…. Read More »
What NOT To Say to an Insurance Adjuster After a South Carolina Truck Accident
Soon after a South Carolina truck accident, you can expect a call from an insurance adjuster from the negligent party’s insurance company. When dealing with an insurance adjuster, you should keep in mind that this individual works for the insurance company and is concerned about earning as much money as possible for the insurance… Read More »
Comparative Fault in South Carolina Truck Accident Cases
Truck accidents are a common occurrence in the United States of America. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), in 2021 alone, 5,700 trucks were involved in accidents that resulted in death, and 117,300 trucks were involved in accidents that caused injuries. When a truck accident occurs, victims can recover financial compensation from at-fault… Read More »
How Truck Accident Cases Are Different From Car Accident Cases
Truck accidents are different from accidents involving passenger vehicles in several ways. Because of the size of trucks, truck accidents often cause more severe injuries and property damage than accidents involving passenger vehicles. This means that the damages are usually more in truck accident cases than in car accident cases. Other differences between truck… Read More »
Dash Cam Evidence in Truck Accident Cases
After suffering injuries in a truck accident because of another party’s fault or negligence, you can file a truck accident claim against the negligent party and obtain compensation. To receive compensation for your injuries and damages, you will need to prove negligence on the part of the other party. One piece of evidence that… Read More »
Benefits of Hiring a Truck Accident Attorney
Truck accidents are quite common in the United States of America. According to the National Safety Council, in 2021 alone, more than 117,000 large trucks were involved in accidents resulting in injuries, and over 5,500 large trucks were involved in accidents that resulted in death. And while truck accidents happen for various reasons, most… Read More »
What Are the Most Common Injuries in Truck Accidents?
When a truck accident happens, the occupants in the other vehicle are more likely to suffer severe injuries than the truck’s occupants. A truck is approximately 20 to 30 times heavier than a passenger vehicle and is taller with greater ground clearance. The size of a heavy truck hitting a passenger vehicle can cause… Read More »
Types of Truck Accidents We Handle
There is no denying that we need trucks. Trucks play various crucial roles. For instance, trucks help the economy by transporting raw materials to factories. These multi-ton rigs transport finished products to retailers and wholesalers. However, as much as we need trucks, it is no secret that these large vehicles have the potential to… Read More »
