Knowing what to do after a truck accident in Virginia is, in many ways, a matter of understanding how to avoid common mistakes after a truck accident that could jeopardize your potential claim. The actions you take in the aftermath … Continue reading
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Virginia follows one of the strictest fault rules in the country, as it does not allow for any recovery if the injured party is found to be even slightly at fault. In many injury cases, even a small mistake by … Continue reading
The size and weight of semi-trucks and other commercial vehicles put immense stress on the thousands of parts that keep trucks functioning properly. That’s why state and federal regulators have strict maintenance rules for commercial trucks. Unfortunately, many truck drivers … Continue reading
If you were involved in an accident and suffered an injury, you may choose to pursue compensation for the resulting expenses and losses through a personal injury claim. But what happens if the other party says the accident was your … Continue reading
It’s important to understand that not every truck accident constitutes a valid personal injury claim in Virginia. Some valid claims don’t necessarily make for a strong truck crash case. To have a strong case, you need not only powerful proof … Continue reading
One thing that separates truck accident cases from all other motor vehicle claims is the unique evidence they involve. The data from an Electronic Logging Device (ELD) is one of those unique types of evidence. ELDs automatically record a truck … Continue reading
Truck accidents can have life-altering consequences for everyone involved. However, responsibility for truck crashes doesn’t always stem strictly from truck driver negligence. Sometimes, trucking companies simply make choices that put profits over safety. These companies might push their drivers to … Continue reading
A commercial truck tire blowout occurs when a truck’s tire experiences an explosive pressure loss. Rather than slowly deflating, the force of a tractor-trailer tire blowout can cause the tire to break into pieces or separate from the truck’s wheel … Continue reading
If you sustained injuries in a Virginia truck accident, you must prove that someone else caused the crash to recover compensation. You must also show how the collision caused your injuries. Proving these points requires strong evidence, so you must … Continue reading
The compensation you recover after a truck accident in Virginia depends on several factors, including the type, severity, and extent of your injuries. Truck accidents in Virginia frequently result in severe injuries with lasting impacts on your life. Understanding the … Continue reading