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What Happens When a Truck Driver Tests Positive for Drugs or Alcohol After a Utah Crash?
The maximum blood alcohol concentration allowed for a commercial truck driver under federal law is 0.04 grams per dec...
How Improperly Loaded Cargo Causes Truck Accidents in Utah
In 2025, Utah had 709 unsecured load-related crashes, compared with 700 in 2024. Between 2020 and 2025, the state saw...
Can a Trucking Company Be Liable for Hiring an Unsafe Driver in Utah?
Before a trucking company can lawfully have a driver drive an 80,000-pound vehicle, federal law requires it to obtain...
Who Can Be Held Liable in a Utah Truck Accident Case?
FMCSA records show that collisions involving large trucks kill more than 5,000 people across the United States each y...
How Expert Witnesses Strengthen Utah Truck Accident Lawsuits
According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, the regulatory framework governing commercial trucking ...
Can You Sue a Trucking Company After a Utah Commercial Vehicle Accident?
According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, interstate trucking companies operating in Utah are sub...
Underride Truck Accidents in Utah: Why These Crashes Are Often Catastrophic
Federal law has required large trailers to have a rear underride guard since the 1950s. NHTSA notes that regulators s...
ELD Data and the 6-Month Evidence Window: Preserving Commercial Truck Accident Evidence Before It's Gone
Commercial truck cases turn on ELD data, dashcam footage, and driver qualification records that disappear under FMCSA...
Comparative Fault in Utah Personal Injury Cases: How the 50% Bar Plays Out at Trial
Utah's comparative fault doctrine under Section 78B-5-818 bars recovery entirely if the plaintiff is 50 percent or mo...
Idaho's 2-Year Statute of Limitations: What Treasure Valley Crash Victims and Their Attorneys Need to Know
Idaho gives personal injury victims half the time most surrounding states give them: two years from the date of the i...
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