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Construction Accidents – Who Will Pay My Medical Expenses?

by Mike | Aug 12, 2012 | Securities Fraud

Workers compensation insurance is the first resource an accident victim may use for help. However, there may be other parties involved at the work site who are legally responsible for your injury.  A contractor or sub-contractor may be at fault. Your accident may have...

Trucking Accidents – Who Will Pay For My Lost Wages?

by Mike | Aug 8, 2012 | Securities Fraud

If your truck accident occurred while you were working, Indiana Workers Compensation laws will provide medical care and compensation for lost wages if you are unable to return to work.  The Indiana Compensation Act offers three types of benefits to injured workers:...

Trucking Accidents – Who Will Pay My Medical Expenses?

by Mike | Aug 7, 2012 | Securities Fraud

After a trucking accident, sorting it all out can be frustrating and confusing.  The main concern of most clients is how to pay for their medical expenses. We can help negotiate on your behalf with insurance companies and healthcare providers so you can continue to...

What are the Federal or State Laws That Govern Truck Drivers?

by Mike | Aug 5, 2012 | Securities Fraud

Trucking companies must follow many federal laws found in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSA) such as: 1.    Keeping a driving log by the commercial truck driver 2.    Obtaining a commercial driver’s license for certain vehicles to reduce or...

What Information About the Truck Involved in Your Accident Should you Collect From the Scene of the Accident?

by Mike | Jul 21, 2012 | Securities Fraud

Part 8 in an 8-Part Summary of Trucking Regulations…   FMCSA Reg. re vehicle markings One of the most fundamental pieces of information any trucking accident attorney must know before he can bring a claim on behalf of his injured client is what parties to name...

What if I’ve Been Injured by Cargo That Came Off a Large Truck?

by Mike | Jul 20, 2012 | Securities Fraud

Part 7 in an 8-Part Summary of Trucking Regulations…   FMCSA Reg. re cargo securement Trucks carry cargo, and unfortunately there are times when that cargo is not properly secured and therefore becomes a danger to others on the road. A common type of accident...
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