Oregon Federal Trucking Regulations Attorney

Portland Log Book Violations Lawyer

Large trucks are an integral, part of the U.S. economy. In order to protect innocent motorists from unsafe trucking practice, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations were established, governing such factors as driver training, truck maintenance and loading.

At Johnson, Johnson, Larson & Schaller, P.C., we have a comprehensive knowledge of federal trucking regulations and understand how they play into personal injury suits. Our skill and experience in this area has allowed us to secure significant compensation for numerous truck accident injury victims and their families.

How Do Federal Trucking Regulations Affect Personal Injury Suits?

The way in which federal trucking regulations play into personal injury suits is this: If an accident victim can prove a truck driver or trucking company was in violation of a safety rule, it is a clear indication of liability. Liability translates into compensation for truck accident injury victims.

At Johnson, Johnson, Larson & Schaller, P.C., our experienced truck accident lawyers will work to determine whether any federal trucking regulations were violated, including those involving:

Driver hours
Driver training
Log book violations
Weight restrictions
Overloading or unsecured loads
Truck maintenance
Drunk driving or drug abuse

When federal trucking laws are violated, the trucking company becomes liable for the damages incurred in an accident. In these circumstances, it is especially important to have an experienced truck accident attorney on your side.

Call Today for Your Free Initial Consultation

Have you been injured due to the carelessness or negligence of a truck driver or trucking company? Contact us today online or by telephone at 888-305-7447 to speak with a highly-qualified Oregon personal injury attorney. You will not have to pay attorney's fees unless we win your case. Our law offices are conveniently located in the Citizens Building in downtown Eugene, Oregon.