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Bus accidents   |  July 27, 2022
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On July 6, 2022, two semi-trucks traveling southbound on I-75 were involved in an accident with a pickup truck. One of the semi-trucks ran into the back of the other semi while traveling in the right-hand lane of I-75. When the impact occurred, the rear truck swerved, causing its trailer to tip over and crush the pickup truck. The passengers in the pickup thankfully only suffered minor injuries as did the driver of the first semi. Police are currently investigating the accident.

Trucking Accident Claims Are Complex Issues

The trucking industry is covered by both state and federal laws, both of which must be addressed in the event of an accident. Additionally, trucking accidents can have several responsible parties. Anyone who is injured in a trucking accident will need the assistance of a personal injury lawyer to make a claim for compensation.

These claims often involve serious injuries, multiple insurance companies, and comprehensive investigations to establish fault. Trucking accidents require the knowledge and experience of a law firm that handles these types of cases. Working with an attorney is the best way to secure the maximum compensation package for your losses.

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