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Laws and Regulations Governing Transportation Safety
There are numerous regulations put in place in order to protect individuals from deadly crashes. More often than not, these regulations are not followed and lead to death or serious injury. For your information, we have listed the various regulations and laws that truck drivers must follow. Please remember that our attorneys are always here to answer any questions you may have.
- Regulations: Qualifications of Drivers
- Regulations: Driving of Commercial Motor Vehicles
- Regulations: Parts and Accessories Necessary for Safe Operation
- Regulations: Hours of Service of Drivers
- Regulations: Inspection, Repair, and Maintenance
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Thomas J. Henry Injury Attorneys have a proven track record of success in handling trucking accident cases and fighting for what injured victims deserve.
- $4.5 Million
Net to Client: $2,389,596.95
Expenses: $85,403.05
Attorney Fees: $2,025,000.00
Trucking Accident – Wrongful Death - $3.6 Million
Net to Client: $2,069,185.00
Expenses: $102,814.00
Attorney Fees: $1,448,000.00
Trucking Accident – Back Injury - $2.9 Million
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Expenses: $135,453.83
Attorney Fees: $1,253,750.00
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