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How Trucking Laws and Regulations Can Affect a Personal Injury Claim

The Impact of State and Federal Regulations after a Truck Accident Did you know that a fully loaded semi, 18-wheeler or tractor-trailer can weigh as much as 80,000 pounds? When you consider that the average passenger vehicle tips the scales at slightly more than 4,000 pounds, the potential for serious injury when your car collides […]

The Importance of an Expert Witness in a New Jersey Truck Accident

Helping a Judge and Jury Understand the Complex Issues in a Truck Accident Claim In the aftermath of a collision with a semi, big rig, 18-wheeler, tractor-trailer or other large commercial truck, you have the right to seek full and fair compensation for all your losses, including unearned wages and income, unreimbursed medical expenses, pain […]

Proving Fault in a New Jersey Truck Accident

What You Need to Show to Recover Compensation for Your Losses When you’ve been injured in an accident involving a commercial truck, chances are your injuries are significant. After all, a semi, tractor-trailer, 18-wheeler or big rig can legally carry up to 80,000 pounds. Even the largest passenger vehicles (the Chevy Suburban is the heaviest) […]

Potentially Liable Parties in a New Jersey Truck Accident

Determining Who Caused the Wreck When you’re involved in a collision with an 18-wheeler, big rig, semi, tractor-trailer or other commercial vehicle, your injuries can be serious, even if the accident occurred at relatively slow speeds. A fully loaded semi can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, under current trucking regulations and your passenger vehicle will […]

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