Truck Accidents

Trying to deal with injuries, medical bills, and the overall stress of the accident can be overwhelming. The last thing you want is for your legal case to drag on indefinitely. Unfortunately, truck accident cases can take a while to settle or resolve, depending on a few key factors. Remember, while a quick resolution would…

Commercial truck accidents can be far more devastating than regular car accidents – often resulting in serious injuries, property damage, or even fatalities. The damage these vehicles cause is often more severe because of their size, and the legal aftermath of a truck accident can be complicated and stressful. Having an experienced Nashville truck accident…

If you have ever noticed a truck marked with a diamond-shaped placard with a number or warning, then you have seen a hazmat truck. These vehicles may be carrying anything from gasoline or chemicals to radioactive materials. Most hazmat truck drivers are trained and careful, but accidents involving these trucks can be very dangerous –…

Being involved and injured in a semi-truck accident can be overwhelming. You have injuries from which to heal, medical bills to pay, and a lot of uncertainty about the future. One of the questions most people ask after a Nashville truck accident is, “How much will my settlement be?” It is natural to want to…

Trucks create potential dangers on the road just because of their size. However, there are other issues related to these massive vehicles and the incredible amounts of cargo they transport throughout the country. Over 90% of communities in Tennessee rely on trucks to receive their goods, meaning the state’s roads are full of semis at…

The role of black box data in truck accident cases is significant. These devices function similarly to the black boxes found in airplanes, and are crucial for monitoring the vehicle’s performance and recording data that can be used in the event of an accident. What is a “black box?” A “black box” refers to Event…

In Tennessee, as in most states, truck drivers typically need a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) if they are operating vehicles that fall into specific categories. Generally, a CDL is required for: Vehicles with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of 26,001 pounds or more Combination vehicles with a Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR) of 26,001…

Underride accidents refer to a specific type of traffic collision where a smaller vehicle, typically a car, slides or wedges underneath a larger vehicle, such as a semi-truck. This type of accident is particularly dangerous and can result in severe injuries or fatalities for the occupants of the smaller vehicle. When you’re driving alongside those…

Many people who frequently drive on highways, interstates, or local roads tend to notice large semi-trucks parked on the shoulder or sides of the roads. While you may think that this is normal, it is considered illegal parking that typically happens because the trucker could not find parking anywhere else. This can lead to traumatic…

Tennessee, just like other places, cares about making sure trucking companies hire the right drivers. It’s all about keeping our roads safe. But sometimes, trucking companies hire folks who shouldn’t be behind the wheel. When that bad hiring decision leads to an accident caused by a driver who’s clearly not up for the job, folks…