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Figuring out exactly what happened in the moments before a truck accident in Texas is one of the most important parts of building a successful personal injury claim. That’s where black box data can be of some assistance. Most commercial trucks are equipped with event data recorders (EDRs) that capture detailed information about the vehicle’s operation….

Getting into an accident with a commercial truck is stressful enough on its own. What many victims often don’t expect, however, is how aggressively the trucking company will work to distance itself from responsibility after the fact. These are large businesses with experienced legal teams and insurance adjusters who start building a defense almost immediately after…

If you’ve been injured in a Texas truck accident, one piece of evidence you may not have heard of before could play an important role in your case: a cab card. This is a document that every registered commercial motor vehicle is required to carry, containing basic but critical information about the truck and the…

Mechanical breakdowns are behind some of the worst truck accidents on Texas roads. A neglected brake system, for instance, or a tire that should have been replaced weeks ago can lead to a catastrophic crash that was entirely preventable. The responsibility for keeping these vehicles in safe condition often falls on more than just the driver…