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Determining Liability in Truck Accident Cases

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In this episode of Road to Recovery, host Kevin Rosenquist and experienced attorney Sagi Shaked discuss liability in truck accident cases. They explore various factors that contribute to determining fault, including vicarious liability, driver logbooks, maintenance records, and the role of accident reconstruction experts. Sagi shares real-life examples to illustrate the importance of preserving evidence, understanding federal regulations, and employing the right experts to protect a client’s rights. This episode is a must-listen for anyone dealing with the aftermath of a truck accident or seeking insight into how liability is established in these complex cases.

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[00:30–01:40] Parties involved in truck accident liability: drivers, companies, and brokers.

[01:40–03:25] Vicarious liability and how trucking companies attempt to avoid responsibility.

[03:25–04:39] Importance of pre-trip inspections and a real-life example of negligence.

[04:39–06:24] The role of logbooks in determining fault and preserving evidence.

[06:24–08:34] Preservation letters and spoilation of evidence explained.

[08:34–10:14] Technological advancements in logbooks and their impact on accountability.

[10:14–11:36] Using maintenance records as evidence to establish liability.

[11:36–12:35] Multiple parties’ accountability in truck accident cases.

[12:35–14:00] Defective products and the role of technology in preventing accidents.

[14:00–15:09] Accident reconstruction experts and why they’re critical to your case.

[15:09–17:44] Why hiring an experienced trucking lawyer immediately is essential.

About The Show

Road to Recovery is a legal podcast hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, where experienced attorney Sagi Shaked offers insights into complex personal injury cases, particularly truck accidents. In each episode, Sagi breaks down key legal concepts, such as liability, vicarious responsibility, and the importance of evidence preservation, while sharing real-world examples and advice for those navigating the aftermath of a trucking incident. The show provides valuable information for individuals seeking clarity on legal matters, emphasizing the importance of expert involvement and timely action to protect one's rights.

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In this episode of Road to Recovery, host Kevin Rosenquist and experienced attorney Sagi Shaked discuss liability in truck accident cases. They explore various factors that contribute to determining fault, including vicarious liability, driver logbooks, maintenance records, and the role of accident reconstruction experts. Sagi shares real-life examples to illustrate the importance of preserving evidence, understanding federal regulations, and employing the right experts to protect a client’s rights. This episode is a must-listen for anyone dealing with the aftermath of a truck accident or seeking insight into how liability is established in these complex cases.

Timestamps

[00:30–01:40] Parties involved in truck accident liability: drivers, companies, and brokers.

[01:40–03:25] Vicarious liability and how trucking companies attempt to avoid responsibility.

[03:25–04:39] Importance of pre-trip inspections and a real-life example of negligence.

[04:39–06:24] The role of logbooks in determining fault and preserving evidence.

[06:24–08:34] Preservation letters and spoilation of evidence explained.

[08:34–10:14] Technological advancements in logbooks and their impact on accountability.

[10:14–11:36] Using maintenance records as evidence to establish liability.

[11:36–12:35] Multiple parties’ accountability in truck accident cases.

[12:35–14:00] Defective products and the role of technology in preventing accidents.

[14:00–15:09] Accident reconstruction experts and why they’re critical to your case.

[15:09–17:44] Why hiring an experienced trucking lawyer immediately is essential.

About The Show

Road to Recovery is a legal podcast hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, where experienced attorney Sagi Shaked offers insights into complex personal injury cases, particularly truck accidents. In each episode, Sagi breaks down key legal concepts, such as liability, vicarious responsibility, and the importance of evidence preservation, while sharing real-world examples and advice for those navigating the aftermath of a trucking incident. The show provides valuable information for individuals seeking clarity on legal matters, emphasizing the importance of expert involvement and timely action to protect one's rights.

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