There is no lack of consensus across America’s sprawling commercial trucking industry that something needs to be done to curb accidents involving big rigs and materially promote the public’s safety.
Conversely, though that same degree of aligned thinking essentially disintegrates when it comes to uniformity of thought concerning precisely how to secure more salutary outcomes.
Acronyms.
Those short-hand descriptors are seemingly everywhere in the legal landscape, reducing lengthily spelled out terms/concepts into abbreviated sound bites a bit more amenable to public consumption.
Third-party negligence rears its ugly head recurrently across Louisiana and the rest of the country, yielding adverse results for individuals and families imperiled by its occurrence.
Tragically, the results spawned in its wake are often deadly, with consequences that are permanent and can turn the lives of innocent parties upside down. We duly note on our website at the established Louisiana personal injury law firm of Simien & Simien “the devastation of losing a loved one at the hands of someone’s negligence.”
Simien & Simien’s deep legal team of pro-victim personal injury attorneys have seen the gamut of accident causes over the firm’s quarter century-plus advocacy for injured clients.
We spotlight a few of those core catalysts on our website, noting crash-inducing factors such as these:
We underscore an obvious though key personal injury point on our website at Simien & Simien, noting therein that, “There are many causes of motorcycle accidents.” Following are just a few commonly recurring catalysts that yield crash outcomes for bikers and their passengers in Louisiana and other states:
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Working on an oil rig is no one's idea of an easy job. Whether you are new to the position or have been in this industry for years, you understand that dangers are everywhere and that you always need to pay attention to your surroundings. Even on a good day, an accident could be lurking around the corner.
Though you undoubtedly hope that you will never suffer injuries on the job, it could happen to anyone. As a result, you want to remain aware of the hazards that you face when you report for your work-related duties every day.
Candidly, health and safety regulators focused on America's vast and varied workplaces don't confine themselves to limited terrain in searching out and addressing dangers to workers. They know that dangerous sources and linked injury catalysts exist across a broad universe.
Still, though, a few prominent culprits that threaten workplace safety routinely emerge year after year as top-tier regulatory concerns.
Car accidents cause numerous fatalities every year. The causes of these fatal events can differ, but in each case, a family must deal with the sudden loss of a loved one. You may have recently lost a family member in a serious crash, and now, you wonder how you will move forward.
Sadly, you are not alone in this type of ordeal, though you may certainly feel like you are at this time. As you work to return to some semblance of normal, you may find yourself going over the details of the accident again and again. While this can certainly be detrimental to your mental health if it continues unchecked, knowing the details could help if you choose to pursue a legal claim.
Let us count the ways.
Sadly, there are many catalysts that figuratively and literally drive automobile accidents across the expansive geographical practice range of Simien & Simien’s experienced legal team. We note on our tenured Louisiana personal injury law firm’s website that crash causes are many and that, “Accidents happen every day.”
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