Trucking Accident

What happened in the seconds before a commercial truck crash is not always obvious from the damage alone. During a truck accident investigation in St. Louis, Missouri, our attorneys can compare electronic information with roadway evidence and witness accounts. Dan Brown brings personal injury and trial experience to Brown & Brown Attorneys at Law, while Ely Hadowsky focuses on trial practice. What […]

When you’re involved in a truck accident, the aftermath can be overwhelming. Beyond physical injuries and vehicle damage, there are legal complexities that make these cases especially challenging. One critical factor that often plays a major role in determining fault and liability is whether federal trucking regulations were followed. At Brown & Brown, our attorneys have supported trucking

Encountering commercial trucks is an unavoidable reality when out on the road. With that comes the chance of finding yourself in an accident with one. And if that does ever happen to you—who’s to blame? Don’t worry—the blame isn’t being put on you. Truck accidents can become complicated when establishing who is liable for the accident, between

Two trucking companies were shut down by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) earlier this month due to their “numerous widespread violations of critical safety regulations,” according to the FMCSA announcement regarding these closures. The companies that were the targets of these regulatory actions were: Illinois-based Rhino Displays – In the federal shutdown order

Large buses and heavy trucks operating in the U.S. will soon be required to contain electronic stability control (ESC) systems to reduce the risk of rollover collisions and foster safer roadway traveling, officials at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) have recently announced.

Truck drivers’ failure to obey traffic laws by, for example, running red lights can result infatal underride truck accidents.   As a follow up to Underride Truck Accidents (Part 1), here is some further information regarding underride truck accidents. While Part 1 of this blog laid out some of the causes of underride truck accidents, here