Trucker Shortage Makes Driving Hazardous

Lack of Qualified, Experienced Truck Drivers Creates Hazardous Driving Conditions Truck drivers’ wages have been steadily increasing, and it appears this trend will continue through 2019. Nevertheless, the trucking industry continues to face a shor… Read More
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Truck Accidents in Bad Weather

Risk of Truck Accidents Increases With Bad Weather When winter hits, or when summer downpours occur, driving in Northeast Ohio can become difficult. This is especially true for people who drive large commercial vehicles like semi-trucks, 18-wheelers,… Read More
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What Is an Accident Reconstructionist and Why It’s Important in a Trucking Accident Case

Robenalt Law Works with Accident Reconstructionist Experts to Analyze Truck Accident Cases In an automobile accident or trucking accident case, any of the parties to a lawsuit may wish to hire an accident reconstructionist to testify as an expert in… Read More
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​Fatal Trucking Accidents Increasing in Ohio

Robenalt Law Seeks Justice for Families Who Have Been Harmed by Trucking Accidents Despite advancements in trucking safety and a decline in fatal trucking accidents nationwide, fatal trucking accidents in Ohio have increased for the fifth year in a r… Read More
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Accidents Caused by Failure to Secure Cargo on a Truck

Robenalt Law Investigates Accidents Caused by Improperly Secured Cargo on a Truck Semi-trucks, truck drivers, and the companies that operate them play an important role in our economy, transporting goods and other products across the country and arou… Read More
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Holding a Trucking Safety Consultant Liable for Truck Accident Injuries

Robenalt Law Will Help You Find Who Was Responsible for Your Injuries If you were injured or someone you love was killed in a trucking accident, it’s important that you hire a skilled and experienced Ohio trucking accident attorney to hold the resp… Read More
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Holding Brokers and Shippers Liable in Trucking Accidents

Trucking accidents are often severe and lead to broken bones, internal injuries and, in severe cases, even death. People who have been involved in an accident with an 18 wheeler, tractor trailer, construction vehicle, or some other large commercial v… Read More
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Common Violations of Trucking Regulations

We Can Help Identify the Cause of Your Crash The US government’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSR) were established in 2000 to regulate the trucking industry and improve vehicle safety around the country. The FMCSR have the force of… Read More
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Five Common Causes of Trucking Accidents

We Can Help Identify the Cause of Your Crash Commercial trucks like big rigs, 18-wheelers, construction vehicles, semi-trucks, and tractor-trailers are a common sight on our roads and highways, and the role they play in transporting goods is vital to… Read More
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How Many People Are Killed in Trucking Accidents?

When a truck and a car collide, the vehicle occupants are the more likely of the two to be injured or killed. Semi-trucks and tractor trailers are 20-30 times heavier than a passenger vehicle. When a vehicle that size collides with a passenger car, t… Read More
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