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  • What Should You Do After a Truck Accident?
    All auto accidents have the potential to be painful, debilitating, and even life-threatening. But truck accidents are often in a category of their own, and they can be especially traumatic for those involved in them. Even the biggest cars, trucks, and SUVs are significantly smaller and lighter in weight than semi-trucks and tractor-trailers. Big trucks can weigh up to 80,000 pounds...
  • Who is Responsible for Truck Accidents?
    After a truck accident, your priority is making sure you and your loved ones are okay. But during the recovery process, you want answers—especially if the accident could have been prevented. The Nashville truck accident lawyers at Ponce Law know how frustrating this time can be. You want closure for an accident that wasn’t your fault, but the trucking company...
  • Was Your Truck Accident Caused by Industry Violations?
    The trucking industry plays a vital role in the nation’s economy. Because there are so many trucks on highways and interstates at any given time, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has several guidelines in place to help keep truck drivers and other motorists and passengers safe. However, some truck drivers and trucking companies violate the FMCSA’s regulations to...
  • Stay Safe by Avoiding Truck “No Zones”
    Driving near a big truck on a highway or interstate can be nerve wracking. They greatly outweigh even the biggest trucks and SUVs, with some semi-trucks weighing up to 80,000 pounds. And when big trucks are involved in accidents with passenger vehicles, the consequences are often devastating. While it’s impossible to eliminate your chance of being involved in a crash...
  • You Need More than Legal Representation
    In the past fifty years, a lot has changed in the trucking industry. It used to be that trucking companies could put their drivers out on the road for as long as the driver could keep his/her eyes open. Drivers liked it because of the good money, and trucking companies loved it because it meant more cargo was getting down the road....
  • Was the Truck Driver Who Hit You Fatigued?
    Could you imagine making your living driving a big rig? It’s a tough life requiring long hours on the road and constant concentration. In the past, trucking companies have put undue pressure on their drivers to push harder in order to meet deadlines. It’s never a good idea to put fatigued drivers on the road, especially when those drivers are...
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