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We are proud to announce that Brian Mohs of Fried Goldberg LLC has successfully achieved Board Certification as a Truck Accident Law advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA). There are less than 50 board certified lawyers in the entire country in Truck...

A school bus crash in Tennessee has sent a small town reeling with heartache. Families are grieving over the loss of a seven-year-old girl and the driver of a school bus carrying 22 children after it was struck head-on by a utility truck near Decatur, TN. The crash...

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) revised four main provisions of the Hours of Service (HOS) Regulations for trucks. These changes are intended to provide greater flexibility for drivers while maintaining safe driving practices. Motor carriers...

Verdicts and Settlements Obtained for Clients The Trucking Attorneys at Fried Goldberg have obtained highly favorable verdicts and settlements for truck accident victims, including: $20 million for a client whose car was struck by a tractor-trailer that ran a red...

When you or a loved one has been the victim of a trucking accident, seeking compensation for your suffering and expenses differs from that of a regular car accident.

Do you trust your insurance company? Let’s face facts: If you’re a licensed driver, and plan on getting behind the wheel of an automobile, then you need to be covered by insurance — it’s the law. However, it’s important to know whether or not your provider is acting...

The phrase “trucking accident” often stirs up images of high-speed collisions, runaway trucks, and highway pile-ups. While these accidents frequently happen, truck accidents can also occur at lower speeds and on smaller roadways and side streets. These can also cause...

Self-driving vehicles would seem to be the exclusive province of cars. It sounds like a technology on a par with hybrid fuel technology, magnetic drive suspension, and other bells and whistles associated with high-priced, fast-moving passenger vehicles.

As the demand for immediate delivery increases, so does the number of delivery vehicles on the road. In recent years, Amazon has moved away from using standard services like UPS and FedEx. Instead, it has started delivering its own packages.  Deliveries have become...