Month: September 2024

Experiencing a truck accident is stressful, but a hit-and-run makes it even more overwhelming.  When a truck driver leaves the scene without stopping, it adds confusion and frustration to an already difficult situation.  You don’t have to face this alone.  Knowing the right steps to take can help you protect… Continue reading How to Handle a Hit-and-Run Truck Accident

To prove that a truck driver was negligent in an accident, you need to show that their carelessness caused the crash. This means demonstrating that the driver didn’t follow safety rules, didn’t maintain their truck properly, or made mistakes while driving. In this guide, you will learn how to build… Continue reading How to Prove Truck Driver Negligence

After a truck accident, it’s important to wonder how long it will take to settle your claim. This is often one of the first questions we hear from victims. While it’s understandable to want a quick resolution, faster isn’t always better. The reality is that the timeline for a truck… Continue reading Truck Accident Settlement Timeline

Key Highlights: When deciding between settling a truck accident case or going to trial, consider that settlements offer a quicker and less stressful resolution, but insurance companies might start with a low offer. Trials can potentially result in higher compensation but are more time-consuming, expensive, and public. Settlement is often… Continue reading Truck Accident Settlement Vs Court Trial: What You Need to Know

When a truck accident happens, figuring out who is responsible can be confusing. Liability means figuring out who made mistakes or acted carelessly that caused the accident. This could be the truck driver, the trucking company, or even other drivers on the road. Understanding liability helps decide who should pay… Continue reading Liability in Truck Accidents: What You Need to Know

Key Highlights: If you’re partially at fault in a truck accident, you can still recover compensation, but it will be reduced by the percentage of fault assigned to you. For example, if you’re found 20% at fault, your compensation will be reduced by 20%. In Georgia, as long as you’re… Continue reading What Happens If I’m Partially at Fault in a Truck Accident?