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How to Protect Yourself From Unethical Practices After a Wreck After a car crash, your focus should be on healing, not dodging scam attempts. But for many accident victims in Mobile and across Alabama, that’s not the reality. Some organizations are targeting injured people with questionable medical referrals and pressure tactics aimed at profiting from...

Here's What Accident Victims Should Know About Emerging Trucking Regulations The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has recently introduced a series of 18 proposed rule changes aimed at revising regulations governing the trucking industry. While these updates are primarily administrative, they could significantly impact how truck accident investigations are handled, especially in states like...

Now that it's peak riding season in Alabama, it's the perfect time to remind drivers to stay alert and share the road with motorcyclists. In Mobile, that message carries more weight after a recent tragedy. A head-on crash on Highway 158 that occurred in April claimed the lives of three people, including two motorcyclists and...

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month When you share the road with a massive 18-wheeler, you trust that the driver is focused on reaching their destination safely. However, new data shows that distracted driving remains a major threat, especially when it comes to semis, tractor-trailers, and other large commercial trucks. With April being Distracted Driving...

Traumatic Brain Injuries From Accidents—What Victims Need to Know A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can change your life in an instant. Whether it happens in a car crash, truck accident, motorcycle wreck, or pedestrian collision, the effects of a brain injury can be severe and long-lasting. Victims often struggle with memory loss, cognitive decline, mood...

You may have heard of the “black box” in the context of commercial airline crashes. Commercial trucks have a “black box” too, though, and the data contained within it can be the key to winning a verdict or settlement after a truck wreck. However, your attorney needs to move quickly to secure this important data...

The year 2024 challenged trucking companies like never before. Weak freight rates and rising operational costs forced many to tighten their belts, hoping to stay afloat. Yet, as the year winded down, one thing stood out: if you didn't make it onto this list of the worst truck inspection fails, consider yourself lucky. Across the...

The trucking industry operates under immense pressure to maintain safety while ensuring efficiency. Because of the size and weight of large commercial vehicles, truck accidents can be highly catastrophic. Due to the challenges in existing truck accident reporting rules, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) established the Crash Preventability Determination Program (CPDP). The goal...

The trucking industry is facing significant changes in 2025, with new safety regulations set to reshape the way heavy trucks operate on our highways. As technology advances, so do the rules aimed at preventing serious accidents, especially on Alabama's major trucking routes like I-65, I-20, and I-10. Here’s what you need to know about these...

Impaired truck drivers have long posed a significant threat on our roads, leading to countless accidents and devastating consequences. In response, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has implemented a nationwide "Clearinghouse" program to enhance safety by identifying and removing commercial truck drivers with a history of drunk driving incidents. “The FMCSA aims to...