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    Truck & Bus Accidents - Know Your Rights and Compensation Options
    Copyright © 2006, Landon Prescott

    Truck and bus accidents are far too common on today's congested 
    roadways. Professional truck drivers and bus drivers are usually 
    required to posses a commercial drivers license (CDL). Even 
    though they have this special license, truck and bus drivers can 
    still have accidents. If you find yourself as the victim of an 
    accident caused by a truck or bus you need to watch out for your 
    best interest. 
    
    Commercial insurance companies typically insure these 
    professional drivers. These commercial insurance companies 
    generally provide higher coverage rates than the automobile 
    insurance that you or I may purchase as an individual 
    policyholder. Commercial insurance companies are in the business 
    of either not paying out claims or paying out the minimum amount. 
    
    Accidents caused by trucks and busses are more and more common as 
    drivers are forced to work more and more hours. This results in 
    having many fatigued drivers on the road whose awareness is not 
    always what it should be. There is also the issue of the drivers 
    being required to adhere to strict schedules and this results in 
    the driver being in a hurry and often speeding. Whatever the 
    cause of the accident the insurance companies will likely try to 
    make a quick and cheap offer to you because they know that if you 
    get a lawyer you will be able to recoup more financial 
    compensation. 
    
    If you are a passenger on a bus that is involved in an accident 
    you have rights. The insurance companies have no incentive to 
    make you aware of all the rights that you are entitled to. A 
    qualified and competent lawyer can help get you what you deserve 
    as the passenger of a bus accident. 
    
    There are very specific laws implemented by both state and 
    federal authorities regarding commercial drivers. Tractor-trailer 
    drivers are required to keep logs of how long they have been 
    driving and are not allowed to drive for more than a certain 
    number of hours at a time. Truck and bus drivers are also 
    required to do thorough inspections on their vehicles on a 
    regular basis. At times, drivers will overlook their inspections 
    and tractor-trailer drivers have been known to carry falsified 
    logs in order to meet their delivery deadlines. 
    
    As the victim in a truck or bus accident you not only have to 
    fight the insurance company, but also you have to fight with the 
    driver's employer. The employer does not want their driver to be 
    proven at fault in the accident, because that will dramatically 
    increase their insurance rates for all of their drivers. These 
    employers know this and will do anything that they can to keep 
    from paying you the compensation that you deserve. 
    
    You need a lawyer on your side, because you can be sure that the 
    employer and the employer's insurance company will have a lawyer 
    working for them. A lawyer can help you sift through the mountain 
    of paperwork that may be thrown at you in case of an accident. A 
    lawyer will also be aware of the specific laws that apply to 
    truck and bus drivers and how those laws can work to your 
    advantage in an accident. A qualified lawyer will make sure that 
    you receive the appropriate compensation for medical bills, 
    automobile damages, and lost time from work among other things. A 
    good lawyer can also employ experts and accident reconstruction 
    technology to show a jury how the accident took place. A lawyer 
    will use all of the tools at his or her disposal to make sure you 
    win your case and often times are able to settle out of court, 
    while still getting your the best compensation package in your 
    accident case.
     
    



    Writer's Resource Box:
    Landon Prescott writes on topics related to insurance and health.
    Michael H. Silvers, A Law Corporation has offices in Los Angeles,
    California. Car Accident Attorneys with the kind of experience
    you will need if you are in a traffic accident are hard to find. 
    The law offices of Michael H. Silvers have handled over 10,000 
    accident cases, in the State of California, with a success rate 
    of 98.6%. http://www.michaelhsilvers.com/
    




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