Legal Commentaries

Federal Trucking Regulations Commercial truck accidents are rarely “ordinary” crashes. Because tractor-trailers and other large commercial vehicles operate across state lines and pose greater risks on the road, they are governed by strict federal and state

California’s Comparative Fault Law  California uses a “comparative fault” system, which means blame for an accident can be shared between multiple parties including the injured person. In other words, even if you are partially at fault, you may still have

Big Rig Crash on I-5 Northbound in Oceanside A semi-truck accident disrupted traffic early Wednesday morning on northbound Interstate 5 in Oceanside, California.  Learn more about the big rig crash on I-5 Oceanside. According to the California Highway Patrol,

First 48 Hours After a Truck Accident in San Diego A serious truck accident can turn your life upside down in seconds. Between painful injuries, vehicle damage, insurance calls, and mounting stress and confusion, it is hard to know what to do or what not to

Catastrophic Semi Truck Accident Pileup A catastrophic truck-involved pileup shut down both directions of California’s Highway 99 on Saturday morning, drawing renewed attention to the dangers posed by dense fog and large commercial vehicles traveling through

Who is Liable When the Car and Big Rig Truck Collided on Torrey Pines Road in La Jolla Truck accidents in La Jolla often result in devastating injuries and complex legal questions especially when a passenger vehicle collides with a commercial big rig. A recent