Sentences with phrase «defendants in a truck accident case»

The potential defendants in your truck accident case could include:

Not exact matches

In this 17 year old victim car accident brain injury case (Cikojevic v. Timm, 2010 BCSC 800) the claimant was the middle - seat passenger in the defendant's compact truck when he drove it off the road and into a treIn this 17 year old victim car accident brain injury case (Cikojevic v. Timm, 2010 BCSC 800) the claimant was the middle - seat passenger in the defendant's compact truck when he drove it off the road and into a trein the defendant's compact truck when he drove it off the road and into a tree.

In most truck accident cases, there are numerous potential defendants.

In Hospadales v. McCoy, the defendants appealed a judgment in a truck accident case that awarded the plaintiff damages in the amount of $ 292,000 for past pain and suffering, past medical expenses, and past lost earning capacitIn Hospadales v. McCoy, the defendants appealed a judgment in a truck accident case that awarded the plaintiff damages in the amount of $ 292,000 for past pain and suffering, past medical expenses, and past lost earning capacitin a truck accident case that awarded the plaintiff damages in the amount of $ 292,000 for past pain and suffering, past medical expenses, and past lost earning capacitin the amount of $ 292,000 for past pain and suffering, past medical expenses, and past lost earning capacity.

Our Boston, Massachusetts law firm represents both plaintiffs and defendants in car, bus, truck, and mass transit accident cases:

To succeed in a New Mexico truck accident case, a plaintiff must prove the following: the defendant owed a duty to the plaintiff, the defendant breached that duty, and the breach was a proximate cause and cause in fact of the plaintiff's damages.

In the case of Beavers v. Victorian, the United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma rejected the defendants» arguments that a motor carrier could not be held liable for negligently hiring an «independent contractor» that was at fault for injuries sustained in a semi truck accidenIn the case of Beavers v. Victorian, the United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma rejected the defendants» arguments that a motor carrier could not be held liable for negligently hiring an «independent contractor» that was at fault for injuries sustained in a semi truck accidenin a semi truck accident.