Commercial Truck Accident — $600,000 Result
Case Description
The at-fault driver failed to yield, and our client struck that vehicle.
Outcome
This matter closed with a $600,000 result.
Did You Know
This page offers safety tips for driving near commercial trucks and 18-wheelers, which carry unique risks due to their size and weight. It explains the truck's "no zones" or blind spots, which extend to the front, rear, and both sides and are far larger than a car's, advising drivers to stay where they can see the trucker or the truck's mirrors. It also covers leaving plenty of space around tractor-trailers.
Read more: 7 Safety Tips: Driving with Commercial TrucksDriving a fully loaded moving truck is challenging for people unaccustomed to large, heavy vehicles. This guide walks through practical safety steps to take before, during, and after a move, beginning with how to load a truck properly: place heavy items along the bottom, back, and sides with weight evenly distributed, and keep lighter, fragile objects on top to maintain the vehicle's balance and control.
Read more: 11 Key Safety Tips: Moving VanRelated Reading
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Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts. Amounts reflect the gross award before fees and costs.
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