Sentences with phrase «trucking companies even»

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Even if their ownership in the company gets diluted, they'll keep on trucking.

And now it's gotten even bigger with Hyliion, a hybrid electric trucking company, moving its headquarters from Pittsburgh to the Austin area.

The company also works closely with partners such as freight forwarders and trucking companies to fulfill even more customer transportation needs.

He still sees his old players, and even plays a little golf with Shingleton, who's president of a trucking company in Cincinnati, and Yates, now the Bearcats coach.

If the toll hike goes forward, it may force many trucking companies to leave for other states, resulting in even more lost jobs for New Yorkers.

Even if the trucker or trucking company try to excuse their actions and avoid paying you, the right lawyer can boost your chance of receiving the full compensation you deserve.

Even if the trucking company has offered you a settlement, do not accept it without first speaking with a lawyer.

The negligence of a trucker, a trucking company, or another party can result in serious injuries or even death for innocent motorists, motorcyclists and pedestrians.

An expert can be any person who has significant experience in the trucking field, such as a trucking company's safety director, the former owner of a trucking company, a former investigator for the department of transportation in your state, an accident reconstruction specialist or even a truck driving trainer / instructor.

The FMCSRs take drunk and drugged driving very seriously and even require trucking companies to perform random drug and alcohol tests on drivers, as well as after certain types accidents.

Although the trucker hit you, the trucking company, a mechanic, a parts manufacturer, or even a government entity could be to blame, depending on the circumstances of your crash.

I always fight for the best interests of my clients and I have the experience and legal dexterity needed to successfully fight back against even the most powerful trucking companies, both at the settlement table and during trial.

Liability, when it comes to the load, can extend to include the driver, the owner of the vehicle, and the trucking company, and even the individual or entity whose responsibility it was for loading, securing, and distributing that cargo.

Drivers, trucking companies, construction companies, and even government entities may be responsible for causing an accident with a large truck.

If you were hurt in an 18 - wheeler accident that was the fault of a truck driver, you have the right to sue him or her and potentially even the trucking company involved.

After a truck accident, you may find that the truck driver, trucking company and their insurance adjusters work to downplay your accident, pressure you to accept a quick settlement or even deny your claim.

Even though trucking companies are required to keep their vehicles in top shape and maintain records of maintenance, they do not always do so.

Even if the trucking company already contacted you, we can take steps to protect your case.

The driver, trucking company or even an auto parts manufacturer may be the appropriate party to sue, based on the underlying cause of the accident, which may include:

While sometimes it is the fault of the driver, other times it is weather or even a negligent trucking company that causes the truck accident.

There are even rules that require trucking companies to thoroughly review the backgrounds of truck drivers.

The trucker, trucking company, cargo owner, maintenance company, and even a parts manufacturer or government entity could all be responsible.

The trucking company involved in the accident will have their own defense, and they will work quickly to get you to sign a settlement before you have time to assess the damage, talk to a personal injury lawyer or even consider how your injuries will affect your future.

If the driver had a history of unsafe driving and violations, then the trucking company might even bear further responsibility for negligent hiring.

As trucking companies work to meet their deliveries, they may overlook, or even ignore, sticking to a strict maintenance schedule.

Finding proof of fault through rig data, trucking company information, area video footage, or even manufacturer specifications can be tricky.

Trucking companies often deny liability in truck accident cases, and in some cases, they even destroy or falsify evidence to avoid liability.

Victims of a semi truck accident might attempt to sue for damages from the driver, the trucking company and even the company who owns the cargo, depending on the circumstances of the accident.

You may possible claims against your own insurance company, the trucking company, the driver, and even the owner of the cargo.

Even if the trucking company involved is based out of state, or the case may involve independent drivers, leased vehicles, maintenance contracts, and so on, at Abels & Annes, we have the resources and knowhow to get results.

The bottom line is this — before the authorities have even left the accident scene, the trucking company and their insurance carrier are ready for a fight.

We have the resources and know - how to pursue compensation from trucking companies and their insurers, even when they may be based out - of - state, and when they are represented by high - powered lawyers and law - firms.

Pre-hire letters are acceptance letters from trucking companies to students, or even potential students, to verify placement.

But even in these tough economic times, most trucking companies were not slowing down their hiring of student truck drivers.

Remember these trucking companies get hundreds or even thousands of applications each year.

Best of all, you do not need to have a CDL in hand when you start applying to trucking companies, or even be a student at a truck driving school yet!

Before I even decided on a truck driving school I was researching trucking companies.

Even getting pre-hired by a trucking company before graduating from CDL training is no guarantee in this economy.

Even though some drivers have lost jobs when a company goes broke or changes ownership, there is always another trucking firm that will need drivers to move the freight.