Year: 2025

Federal and Georgia laws and regulations govern the commercial trucking industry to ensure the safe operation of trucks on public roads. These regulations cover various aspects of trucking, including...

A truck accident can involve multiple at-fault parties. While the truck driver might be at fault for what happened, their company may also be to blame directly or vicariously as the driver’s employe...

The federal government typically establishes truck weight limits, but states have them, too. 2025 National trucking regulations dictate that a semi-truck and trailer’s combined weight cannot exc...

When truck drivers, trucking companies, warehouse workers, or others fail to secure cargo adequately, they significantly increase the risk of a serious truck accident. Without proper loading and cargo...

Large commercial trucks, or tractor-trailers, can cause catastrophic injuries when they collide with smaller passenger vehicles. Some of the most common injuries associated with truck accidents includ...

When you are involved in a truck accident, evidence such as a police report, witness statements, accident scene photos, and black box data can help show who caused the collision. The drivers’ statem...

Georgia allows two types of legal actions to pursue justice if your family has lost a loved one due to someone else’s carelessness or misconduct. You may bring a wrongful death lawsuit to demand...

Have you been injured in a truck accident in Georgia? If the carrier is headquartered out of state, you might wonder whether you can pursue a claim against it and, if so, where you should file the cla...

Commercial truck accidents can cause devastation and involve multiple liable parties, making pursuing meaningful compensation more challenging than other types of motor vehicle accidents. The help of...

If you get hurt in a truck accident involving an out-of-state driver or trucking company, you should call the police and get medical help right away. You should also do your best to collect contact an...