I am pleased to announce my recent article on spoliation was published by the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association in the ATLA Docket, Winter 2012. The issue was entitled "Hiding Justice." A copy of the article can be downloaded HERE.
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Truck Fatalities and Injuries Increase in 2010
NHTSA stated that both injuries and deaths from trucks increased almost 10% in 2010, a surprise since the economy has kept people, and trucks off the roads. Combine the economy with the fact that cars are (generally speaking) safer every year – and there were the fewest overall deaths on the road in 60 years in 2010 – the …
BEFORE YOU HIRE A TRUCK ACCIDENT LAWYER – DID THEY ATTEND THIS PROGRAM?
I wanted to thank all the great speakers on the national trucking program I moderated last Saturday in New Orleans, as well as all the speakers at the private, ITLG members only, program on Friday. We had a great turnout and enjoyed hearing different approaches to problems from around the country. My particular thanks as well to the…
Preventing Tractor Trailer Rollovers
Training remains the number one way to prevent truck rollovers according to government and industry officials. A 2007 report by Battelle Memorial Institute for the FMCSA found “75% [of rollovers] are attributed to driver error.” The primary cause was running off the road, caused by driver fatigue or inattentiveness.”
Trucking companies could reduce rollovers by…
Responsibility for Truck Rollovers
In a Tractor Trailer rollovers, who is to blame is frequently a major issue. Federal regulations generally require the driver to bear responsibility for the loading, and faulty loading, of the trailer. However an exception is made for loads that are sealed. www.fmcsa.dot.gov/rules-regulations/administration/fmcsr/fmcsrruletext.asp Who then is responsible? Generally speaking it is the company that loaded and…