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What Factors Make 18-Wheeler Accident Claims More Complex?

By Israel Garcia |

It is natural to think that when an accident involves an 18-wheeler, the aftermath is similar to that of a car crash. Unfortunately, this is not true. 18-wheeler accidents typically involve a vehicle weighing approximately 80,000 pounds crashing into a vehicle that weighs a fraction of that, typically around 4,000 pounds. Due to this,… Read More »

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Important Things to Know About San Antonio Truck Accident Settlement Agreements

By Israel Garcia |

A truck accident will leave you with injuries that are serious, debilitating, and life-changing. If another person’s negligence caused the crash, you may have the right to claim compensation for your injuries. Most truck accident injury claims do not end up in the courtroom. Instead, they are settled out of court, usually between the… Read More »

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How to Avoid Common Mistakes After a Truck Accident

By Israel Garcia |

Truck accidents are far different from other collisions on the road. These accidents usually cause devastating injuries and passenger vehicles are usually a totaled (or a total loss) afterward. In addition, the victims usually suffer severe emotional trauma and life-changing injuries. If you have been in a truck accident, you may be able to… Read More »

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Common Causes of Tractor-Trailer Jackknife Accidents

By Israel Garcia |

A jackknife accident occurs when the cab and trailer of a transport truck spin in the opposite direction so the cab faces the back of the trailer. These accidents are named after the opening of a jackknife because the cab and trailer form the same unique shape. Although technology such as trailer hitches and… Read More »

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Possible Problems with Self-Driving Trucks

By Israel Garcia |

State law in Texas allows fully autonomous commercial vehicles, such as tractor-trailers, on the road. Unlike in other states, the law does not require a human operator to be present in the truck and for anyone in the vicinity of the vehicle, this can pose significant danger. Not only do self-driving trucks pose many… Read More »

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Common Types of TBIs Sustained in Car Accidents

By Israel Garcia |

A car crash can result in many different types of injuries. The most severe of these are traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). The most obvious cause of a TBI is when an accident victim’s head hits the steering wheel, dashboard, or other objects inside the vehicle. However, a person can suffer a TBI even if… Read More »

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Tips for Taking Photos After a Car Accident

By Israel Garcia |

If you have been hurt in a car accident caused by another person, state law in Texas allows you to file a claim against them and requires them to pay you compensation for the harm caused. When filing a claim, you must prove another driver or entity was negligent and that you became injured… Read More »

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Can Truck Drivers Sue a Trucking Company After an Accident?

By Israel Garcia |

When many people think of truck accidents, they often think of crashes in which occupants of smaller vehicles suffer catastrophic injuries. However, truck drivers are also at risk during these crashes and they can also suffer injuries that prevent them from working at a time when they are incurring high medical bills. Truck drivers… Read More »

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Determining Liability for Company Vehicle Accidents

By Israel Garcia |

All auto accidents have the potential of becoming complex, but those involving company vehicles are particularly complicated and confusing. Are employers liable for their employees’ actions when they are operating a company vehicle? Who is liable if the employee is not on duty at the time of a crash and their negligence caused or… Read More »

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How Poor Truck Maintenance Records Can Help Your Claim

By Israel Garcia |

There are many different causes of truck accidents but some of the most common are attributed to mechanical failures due to improper truck maintenance. Federal and state regulations require trucking companies to regularly inspect their vehicles, perform maintenance when necessary, and keep detailed records outlining the inspections and maintenance performed. Below, our San Antonio… Read More »

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