In trucking accidents, there is often the question of who was at fault. This may take time to determine.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf you think it\u2019s bad enough figuring out who is to blame in car accidents, wait until you have been involved in an accident with an 18-wheeler. Apportioning blame in those cases can be very difficult,\u201d remarked Brooks Schuelke, an Austin personal injury attorney with Perlmutter & Schuelke LLP.<\/p>\n
In every accident case there tends to be a number of variables that could be blamed for the accident. For instance, the roads, the weather, actions of other drivers, poor mechanical maintenance, defective tires, brakes or other factors could be cited. Of course, there is also the human factor, which many drivers would like to ignore and point their finger at the other guy. Nonetheless, finding out who was directly responsible for a truck crash is often very complex.<\/p>\n
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