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An impaired driver behind the wheel of a large commercial truck is a serious danger on the road. The result is often a truck accident that can leave victims with severe and life-changing injuries. Recovering financial compensation can be a long and difficult process. Truck drivers deny responsibility and insurance companies try to minimize claims....

If you were involved in a truck accident, you may have questions that need to be answered. You have hospital bills and vehicle repair expenses that add up. Meanwhile, your doctor advises you to take time off from work until you recover. It could be months, and possibly years, before you get your life back. At...

The occupants of an average car, which weighs about 3,000 pounds, are in great danger in a blind-spot collision with a fully loaded semi-truck, which can weigh 80,000 pounds. Fatalities linked to blind spots are common, while injuries include: Broken bones Deep cuts resulting in permanent scars Neck injuries, including whiplash Back injuries, including cracked...

When truck tires are worn out, detreaded or not properly inflated, they can pose a significant risk to other drivers. Large commercial trucks can be complex to operate, even when the tires are in good condition. A large truck can easily lose control when a tire blows out or becomes deflated. This is common when...

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on our economy and the way we shop. While fewer people are going out and visiting shopping malls, online retail sales have sharply increased over the last few months. This has led to an increase in small trucks, box trucks and vans that are often used by...

Large commercial trucks pose a greater liability to others on the road due to their size and weight. With a fully-loaded trailer, they can weigh as much as 80,000 lbs. and cause massive damage in a single crash. That's why truck drivers and the companies that employ them are held to a high standard in...

Truck crashes represent some of the most serious accidents on Ohio roads and highways. In many cases, an investigation into fault leads back to a truck driver’s carelessness or recklessness behind the wheel. In an effort to prevent trucking accidents, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) created a safety tip card for drivers and fleet...

According to state data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were 791 traffic fatalities in Ohio that involved large commercial trucks. Drowsy driving is one of the leading causes of truck accidents in our state. These crashes are often attributed to: Lack of adequate sleep — it's recommended that adults get 7-9 hours of...