Category Archives: Truck Accidents

Summary A truck tire blowout can turn a commercial vehicle into an immediate roadway hazard, but the blowout itself does not automatically show who is legally responsible. In Georgia, liability may fall on the truck driver, motor carrier, maintenance contractor, tire manufacturer, loading company, or more than one party. The answer depends on why the […]

August can create added truck accident risks across Georgia. Back-to-school traffic, vacation travel, road construction, delivery demands, high temperatures, and sudden rain may overlap during the same trip. These conditions do not automatically cause a collision. The danger can grow when a truck driver, motor carrier, maintenance provider, cargo company, or another party fails to […]

Commercial truck accidents on Georgia highways can lead to severe injuries, property damage, and long-term consequences for those involved. Princenthal, May & Wilson LLC assists victims in understanding their legal rights and options, helping them navigate complex liability issues and insurance claims. Multi-vehicle crashes caused by trucks often involve multiple parties, including the truck driver, […]

When a truck crash occurs, the black box—also known as the Electronic Control Module (ECM)—is often seen as an essential source of information. The black box records crucial data like speed, braking patterns, and engine performance at the time of the accident. This information can help establish fault and determine the cause of the crash. […]

Crashes involving large trucks in construction areas are among the most complex and dangerous—especially when lane shifts or merges are involved. In Georgia, work-zone truck accidents can result from a variety of factors, including reduced visibility at night and sudden changes in traffic patterns due to roadwork. Proving negligence in these cases can be challenging, […]

If you’ve been involved in a truck accident in Georgia, you might be wondering how long it will take to resolve your case. The road to settling a truck accident claim can vary greatly, and understanding the factors that influence the timeline can help you manage your expectations. Truck accident cases are often more complex […]

Understanding Georgia’s comparative fault law is crucial if you’ve been involved in a truck accident in the state. This law plays a significant role in determining the outcome of your personal injury case, including how compensation is allocated. Georgia follows a modified comparative fault system, which means that fault for an accident is divided between […]

After a truck crash, people often suspect the driver was distracted. But proving it is another story. In Georgia, the rules are strict, and big trucking companies are quick to defend themselves. They have lawyers ready to act fast. Most of the time, evidence disappears within days. Texts get deleted. Dash cams get recorded over. […]

If you have recently been involved in a truck accident, you are likely experiencing a mix of confusion, frustration, and worry. These feelings are natural, especially when dealing with the aftermath of a serious incident. Understanding the legal process and how punitive damages may apply to your case can be overwhelming. If you find yourself […]

If you’ve recently been involved in a truck accident, we understand that the situation is overwhelming. The aftermath of a crash involving a large commercial vehicle can bring about a series of complex challenges, leaving you feeling confused and unsure about the next steps. The physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial burdens can make the […]