In Washington, an enormous semi truck that was carrying thousands of pounds of bread, blocked all of Interstate 405’s southbound lanes, after it overturned during the morning commute on June 4. The crash happened around 7 a.m. There were no serious injuries, though several people sustained minor injuries and were clearly shaken up after the … Read more
A missouri truck accident case was recently settled for $6.5 million in Benton County, Missouri. The insurance company was required to pay $1,000,000 and the trucking company was responsible for the remaining $5,500,000. The plaintiff in the case sustained injuries when a large tractor trailer collided with the back of his motorcycle as he was … Read more
Technology, particularly cell phones, have made our lives better. They have made communication faster, efficient, and hassle free. However, some feel that our fascination with such devices has gone too far. This is because much of our every day lives are centered around our mobile devices, constantly checking our email and text messages. Car accident … Read more
No one expects to be involved in a truck accident. However, if one occurs, it is very important to know how to handle the situation and protect your case right from the start. Protecting yourself by avoiding driving in the blind spots of large vehicles, and closely following the rules of the road like … Read more
Taking action immediately and finding an attorney to assist in a case involving a truck accident is essential. Interstate truck accidents are complicated matters. They can cause devastating damage and injuries to many drivers. Trucking is a booming business, however, and makes a lot of money, so trucking companies want to keep their trucks … Read more
On Wednesday, October 10, 2012 a man was on the Chain of Rocks Bridge, pushing his stalled car. An approaching tractor trailer, who apparently did not see the man, hit him and then swerved into the concrete median and caught on fire. St. Louis police said that the man was pushing his car with the … Read more