Texas Truck Accident Guides
All crashes can be confusing, but truck accidents have the potential to be particularly complex given the amount of damage that can be done and the number of parties that may be involved. Put simply, commercial trucks are big and heavy, and they’re often owned by someone other than the driver. These factors can make seeking legal relief an uphill battle.
Thankfully, you don’t have to make your truck accident claim alone. Whether you seek legal representation or not, you can read the Truck Accident Guides found below for some insight into the process of making a strong legal claim against those who caused you harm. The Houston truck accident attorneys at Lapeze & Johns, PLLC, have helped countless victims find the financial relief they need. From their 30 years of combined experience, our attorneys have compiled key information into a blog designed to help truck accident victims stay safe and defend their rights.
Read on, and contact us today for a FREE, no-obligation consultation.
2021 Truck Accidents: The Facts You Need to Know
Commercial truck accidents are a common occurrence on roadways each year. While there are certain assumptions that can be made about truck accidents, there are other surprising facts that you may not be aware of. By knowing these truck accident facts, you can change...
What Are Truck “No-Zones?”
If you’ve ever driven next to a large semi-truck, you know just how intimidating it can be. Unfortunately, the length and size of semi-trucks can make it very difficult for truck drivers to see around their vehicle. Knowing how to identify truck “no-zones” can help...
Trucker and Trucking Negligence
There can be many different causes of semi-truck accidents. Sometimes a driver isn’t paying attention or ends up in a truck driver’s blind spot. If the crash is caused by a mechanical failure in the truck or the trucker is not fully attentive, the trucker and their...
What Regulations Do Truckers Follow?
Commercial trucks carry large amounts of cargo on the road, increasing their risk of crashing. Regulations have been made for truckers to ensure they’re operating their vehicle to the best of their ability. Knowing what regulations are required of truckers can help...
Why Trucking Companies Don’t Invest in Driver-Facing Cameras
Even empty, the weight of the average semi-truck on the road is roughly the same as the weight of two elephants. With that in mind, it’s hardly a surprise that there are far more rules, regulations, and monitoring systems over truckers than there are of your everyday...
6 Hidden Injuries to Watch for After a Semi-Truck Crash
It might be hard to imagine not noticing you’re injured after a semi-truck accident, but the fact is that many injuries caused by these types of crashes are not immediately felt or outwardly visible. Because of this, victims should pay close attention to their bodies...
How Common Are Blind Spot Truck Accidents?
Truck accidents are among the most dangerous kinds of vehicle collisions that take place on U.S. roadways. What makes these incidents so dangerous is often related to the size and weight of these commercial trucks. One factor that can contribute to a crash are the...
5 Methods Trucking Companies Use to Avoid Liability
Any car accident can result in serious injuries and expenses but truck accidents can be especially costly due to the gigantic size of the vehicles involved. This makes accessing the compensation you need after such an accident extremely important. Unfortunately,...
How To Avoid Texas Truck Accidents and What To Do If You’re In One
Car accidents can range from a nuisance to deadly, but truck accidents are much more likely to be seriously dangerous. In 2019, just over 2% of truck accidents in Texas resulted in at least one fatality. In comparison, less than half of 1% of passenger car accidents...
