When talking about the common types of commercial truck accidents, it’s important to understand just how many different circumstances can lead to crashes involving large trucks. These aren’t your everyday fender benders, which means understanding these everyday dangers can help you stay vigilant on the…
Commercial truck accidents in Louisiana are incredibly serious and often result in multi-car pile-ups, significant damage, and catastrophic injuries. Due to the sheer damage these accidents can cause, it's common for drivers to wonder what the average truck accident settlement in Louisiana looks like, especially…
Commercial vehicles, such as semi-trucks or delivery vehicles, can be involved in accidents just like any other car on the road. However, truck accidents on I-49 in Lafayette are much more likely to cause serious damage. It’s important to understand how these accidents can happen…
When a commercial truck accident occurs, victims often face overwhelming medical bills, lost wages, and long-term disabilities. Fortunately, federal regulations provide crucial financial protection through the MCS-90 endorsement, a mandatory insurance requirement that can make the difference between recovery and financial ruin. The MCS-90, officially…
If you’re in an accident anywhere on the road in Louisiana, it’s imperative that you know what steps to take to protect yourself and your right to compensation. U.S. 90 is a busy highway that runs through Louisiana. Many spots along the road are major…
The top dangerous intersections in Houma, LA, for accidents are becoming increasingly dangerous as drivers navigate through Terrebonne Parish’s commercial districts, industrial traffic centers, and commuter hot spots. Whether you’re traveling to work or just traveling through Houma, our roadways need to accommodate local traffic,…
Interstate 10 (I-10) is a transcontinental highway that spans southern Louisiana. It connects Lake Charles, Lafayette, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans and serves as a major economic and commuter throughway. Despite the different projects in the works to improve areas of the highway, truck accidents…
A New York Times investigation published June 21, 2026 laid out a case I see in my own files every month: American vehicles have grown bigger, heavier and more upright over the past two decades, and the people they hit are absorbing the difference. The…
On July 23, 2026, a Dallas County jury returned a verdict of $604,025,000 against a motor carrier, its driver, and the freight broker that put them on the road. The broker was C.H. Robinson (“CHR”). The jury assigned it 23% of the fault directly, then…