Five people were killed in a truck collision on the road in Rialto, California, less than a month ago. At 1 p.m., a commercial truck collided with the railing, causing the accident. It caught fire and slammed into oncoming cars. The truck driver suffered only minor injuries, like in many previous comparable situations, while occupants in other cars suffered catastrophic injuries, five of them died.
We hope that people who have been harmed or who have lost a loved one would seek legal assistance from a personal injury attorney. While all of the details of the case have yet to be revealed, one thing is certain: someone was to blame. We know how to discover culpability and hold responsible parties accountable at Law Offices of Michael A. Kahn. Read on to learn about six pieces of information that should never be overlooked, and then call us at (310) 209-1600 to set up an appointment.
In order to conduct a thorough investigation, you’ll need the following documents
A truck collision can be caused by a variety of factors. It’s possible that the driver made a mistake or was sleepy. It’s possible that their truck had weight or technical concerns, or that their load was unequal. The police will almost certainly be the first to examine the collision. Photographing the scene, speaking with witnesses, and collecting measurements are all things they’re likely to undertake.
It may appear that the investigative step is complete by the time a victim hires a personal injury lawyer, but this is rarely the case. There will be several records in each truck accident that results in death or serious harm. The following are the six that should be utilized in all personal injury claims:
- Documents pertaining to the goods that was in the truck at the time of the accident
- All of the truck driver’s logbooks
- All records indicating the load weight in the vehicle at the time of the accident
- Any document that demonstrates the truck driver’s and truck owner’s employment ties
- All documentation pertaining to the truck’s maintenance for the year previous to the accident
- All paperwork pertaining to the truck’s ownership
These records aren’t all an attorney will require, but they are the starting point for additional investigation. We can conduct further interviews as needed, as well as consult with forensic specialists, financial experts, and other expert witnesses.
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Have you experienced the loss of a loved one in a truck accident? Have you ever been hurt in a car accident? If you or a loved one has been wounded as a result of another person’s carelessness or recklessness, it’s time to seek legal advice. To learn more about your choices, call Law Offices of Michael A. Kahn at (310) 209-1600 now.
