- Driver negligence. Did the truck driver run a red light or make an unsafe lane change? Maybe the truck driver failed to yield the right of way. An attorney can investigate to determine if there is a negligence claim against the truck driver.
- Employer negligence. Did the trucking company fail to service and maintain the truck? Maybe the trucking company failed to properly train the truck driver involved in the crash. Even if the truck driver caused the wreck, the trucking company may also have some liability, and an attorney should investigate to determine this.
- FMCSA violations. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has regulations and rules in place to protect motorists. When truck drivers and trucking companies fail to abide by these rules, they can be liable. For example, driving too many hours or destroying log books are violations of these regulations.
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