Speak with one of our knowledgeable attorneys at Solution Now Law Firm to learn more about the common causes of blind-spot 18-wheeler accidents.
Multiple events could contribute to a blind-spot truck accident, including the actions of an injured driver in another car. For example, a driver could have partial fault if they stayed in a truck’s blind spot for too long or failed to leave space for a truck to merge. When a plaintiff bears partial fault for injuries in a truck accident, California’s comparative fault rule dictates the amount of damages a plaintiff may recover. Under this rule, the compensation they can receive is reduced by the percentage of fault assigned to them by the jury if the case goes to trial.
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