Archive for the ‘Truck Accidents’ Category

Car Accidents, whose fault is it?

Sunday, May 20th, 2012
Haire Law defends you if you were in a car accident

Haire Law defends you if you were in a car accident

Car accidents are a part of life, but no matter the situation people are always pointing the finger in the other direction.

NHTS studies show that 80% of drivers believed that the other driver was at fault. With all this finger pointing, what can you do to protect yourself if you are involved in an accident? (more…)

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Texas A&M OL Joseph Villavisencio Dies in Head on Collision with 18-Wheeler

Thursday, December 29th, 2011

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Christmas is supposed to be a time for counting blessings, spending time with family, and giving to others, not a time for mourning.  But because of tragedy, the latter is what happened at Texas A&M, Jacksonville and all over Texas this year. (more…)

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Failure to Maintain Trucks Causes Accidents

Tuesday, October 18th, 2011

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Many truck accidents that occur on our highways happen due to the driver’s negligence and improper cargo loading and maintenance.  While it’s impossible to avoid all accidents, many can be avoided because there are federal and state regulations governing trucks.  Did you know that there are guidelines regarding lighting, signals, wiring, breaks, windows, fuel system, tires, emergency equipment and cargo security gear?  If something goes wrong with any of these, you could get hurt or even killed at no fault of your own.  It is important to be educated and know what evidence to look for will help your car accident lawyer determines if the failure to maintain a truck falls solely on the trucking company, trucker, mechanic, or all three in regards to your accident.   The list below is common evidence, an experienced truck accident lawyer will look for to establish fault. (more…)

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