What Evidence Is Important In a Washington Truck Accident Claim?

Multiple parties are responsible for ensuring a commercial truck is driven by a qualified driver, loaded safely, and well maintained to prevent injuries to others. After a truck accident, compelling evidence is needed to identify the responsible party and prove liability for damages, but what evidence do you use in a Washington truck accident claim? Under RCW…

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Common Causes of Truck Accidents in Washington State

Trucks loom over typical family vehicles on the road, outweighing them by an average of 76,000 pounds. Motorists in smaller cars are vulnerable to severe injuries in accidents involving commercial trucks. But what makes trucks so potentially dangerous to others on the road? What are the most common causes of Marysville truck accidents? Trucking…

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What Damages Can I Collect for a Washington Truck Accident?

Large commercial trucks can weigh as much as 76,000 pounds, more than a typical family vehicle, potentially causing catastrophic damage in an accident and often resulting in severe injuries. The financial damages add to the distress of the physical injuries in an accident, but what damages are recoverable after a truck accident in Washington? Under RCW…

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Using PSP Data to Strengthen Truck Accident Claims In Washington

Large commercial trucks are critical links in the nation’s supply chain, transporting essential goods and services into and out of Washington. Unfortunately, these trucks weigh as much as 76,000 pounds more than standard vehicles and tower over them on the roadways. Approximately 70% of truck accident injuries occur to motorists in other vehicles, rather…

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