Pedestrian Accidents

09/22/22 • 34 min

Whether you walk, ride, scoot or drive, you share the road.
Accidents involving pedestrians tend to lead to more severe injuries, and the cases are often uniquely complex.
Why do pedestrians start at a disadvantage on the scene?
Do pedestrians still have a case if you were cited for, say, not using a crosswalk?
What does accident reconstruction look like, and how is it helpful in pedestrian cases?
Attorneys Jason and Ellen are in the house to explain why, and break down all you need to know about pedestrian accidents in the world of personal injury law.

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Commercial Truck Accidents

Society wouldn't function without commercial trucks: big rigs, 18-wheelers, cement trucks, tractor-trailers... they bring us the clothes on our back and the food in our fridge and are an essential part of our daily lives. We interact with them every day on our roads and highways, and while those interactions are trouble-free the majority of the time, accidents do happen.
Montlick attorneys Mike and Nathan are in the house this week to talk all things commercial trucks: How the sheer size of these vehicles can affect resulting injuries, how investigations and insurance differs when giant commercial trucking companies are involved, and most importantly, how to protect your rights if you're ever in a collision with a commercial truck.
If you ever share the road with a commercial truck, this episode is a must-listen.

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