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Commercial Truck Accidents: What You Need to Know About Your Legal Rights | Best-Rated Oregon injury Attorneys

  Commercial Truck Accidents: What You Need to Know About Your Legal Rights

Over 500,000 commercial truck accidents occurred in 2018, resulting in 4,862 fatalities and 116,000 injuries. After an accident involving a commercial truck it's important to seek medical attention, file a police report, gather evidence and contact your insurance company. It is also recommended to speak with a personal injury attorney who specializes in commercial truck cases. Knowing the applicable laws and how to protect one's best interests is beneficial when dealing with the aftermath of such collisions.

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  Commercial Truck Accidents: Understanding Liability and Who is Responsible

This article looks at the issue of liability in commercial truck accidents, exploring who is responsible for the damages caused and how to determine fault.

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