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Morgantown | (304) 599-1112

Will my trucking accident go to trial?

There is a chance that any case is going to go to trial. But many many cases are resolved before trial. The statistics will show you that. But you never take a case as a lawyer, on the bet or the assumption it will settle. I’ve always told any lawyer that works with me, you […]

What are the most common causes of commercial truck accidents?

Some of the most common causes of truck accidents or commercial motor vehicle accidents are, that I see, number one driver fatigue, driver error due to be in fatigued, that these motor carriers and drivers are paid by the deliveries that they make and they try to get to the sites, the delivery locations, as […]

What is my trucking accident injury case worth?

That’s why as a lawyer I have to sit down with a client and spend a lot of time with that client, so that I can get my arms around the case so that I can begin that evaluation process. There are a lot of factors that go into valuation of a case. The first […]

What is unique about an accident with a commercial vehicle?

A commercial motor vehicle is very unique and does differ from your typical, we call it red car blue car if you’re involved in an accident with another automobile that’s not a commercial vehicle. It’s unique in the fashion that there’s different laws that cover, there’s different laws regulations, standards of care, that cover commercial […]

What should I do if I’m in an accident with a commercial truck?

The first thing you need to do and it’s very important if you can is to, first off is to give us a call here at Bailey Javins & Carter, myself or any attorney here, we’re well equipped to handle a commercial motor vehicle accident. There are laws that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration […]

How long will it take to resolve my trucking accident case?

One of the questions we get asked is how long might it take to resolve a tracking accident case. I always tell folks that if you’re gonna take a case all the way to trial, we usually try to have a case and trial between eighteen and twenty four months after the case has been […]