Yes. It is important to hire a lawyer that understands the unique aspects of a truck accident crash and has the skill, ability, resources, and experience with experts to successfully pursue a claim on your behalf. There are special rules and regulations that truck drivers [...]

If you are injured in a truck accident crash, a personal injury lawyer will examine your case from two primary angles which include 1. Liability and 2. Damages. In terms of liability, first, the lawyer will want to know who is “liable” or at fault [...]

Yes. Under New York Law, to bring a claim against an at fault truck driver or trucking company, it is necessary that your injuries be “serious” as that term is defined by the insurance law in New York. To learn more about serious injuries [...]

It will likely not cost you anything to pursue your personal injury case as your truck accident lawyer will likely work on a contingency fee basis. In contingency fee cases, your lawyer will only receive a legal fee if he/she is successful in pursuing [...]

If you have been involved in an accident with a truck or 18-wheel vehicle and have suffered injuries, a truck injury lawyer will meet with you to get an understanding of how the accident happened. There are many causes of truck accidents including brake failures, [...]

In a negligence action against a truck driver who caused a crash, unless the truck driver and/or his employer admits fault, your attorney must prove the truck driver’s negligence and the injuries resulting from the truck driver’s wrongful conduct.  To prove negligence, your truck accident lawyer will obtain [...]

Yes. Companies have an obligation to ensure their drivers are safe to drive and must perform regular tests to confirm the safety of their drivers. Additionally, trucking companies are obligated to perform proper maintenance on the trucks their drivers operate. Although drivers of large vehicles [...]

In any personal injury claim, it is important to consider anyone who may be at fault in causing the crash. In most instances, the initial person responsible is the truck driver who caused the crash.  There may be other avenues of liability as well, including [...]

Yes. Even if you are partially at fault for causing an accident, the law in New York state still allows you to bring a claim against another party who was also at fault. The legal term for this is called “comparative fault”. Under this theory, [...]

Yes. Generally, the statute of limitations in New York for a truck accident claim is 3 years from the date of the incident. However, if the truck that hit you was owned by a town, city, village, or county, a notice of claim must be [...]