There’s nothing quite as unpredictable as Ohio weather. A bright and sunny morning can give way to a snowy whiteout or downpour by lunch. Roads that begin the day as dry and easy to navigate can be covered by black ice before you even realize the weather has changed. For drivers of passenger vehicles, Ohio…

After a truck accident, insurance companies on both sides scramble to get the evidence they need. One of the most valuable pieces of evidence in a truck accident is the truck’s black box. A truck’s black box, more formally known as an Event Data Recorder, collects important information about a truck’s operation. This type of…

When a truck accident occurs, a lot of effort goes into deciphering each driver’s actions. Did they stay in their own lane and leave enough distance? Did they signal early enough and change lanes without cutting off the other vehicle? What about speed? The issue is that liability doesn’t always come down to the drivers’…

Truck accidents are known for creating a massive amount of evidence, much of it incredibly technical in nature—braking patterns, mechanical errors, hours-of-service regulations, and cargo physics, to name a few examples. While this data is important for proving liability and reconstructing an accident, it doesn’t go very far when it comes to convincing a jury…

So far in 2025, over 1,000 Americans have suffered injuries in traffic crashes involving buses and trucks. Even as the number of truck-related accidents continues to climb year-over-year, the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) has recently moved to eliminate and/or relax dozens of federal trucking regulations that directly impact U.S. motorists. Changes in these…