
Evolving federal and state regulations
Trucking laws in the U.S. are shaped by both federal and state governments. As technology advances and safety concerns grow, regulations are evolving to address new challenges in the industry.
Trucking laws in the U.S. are shaped by both federal and state governments. As technology advances and safety concerns grow, regulations are evolving to address new challenges in the industry.
Truck accident lawsuits must be filed within strict time limits set by state law. These statutory deadlines, called statutes of limitations, vary across jurisdictions and determine whether victims can pursue compensation.
While federal rules under the FMCSA create a baseline for trucking operations, individual states impose additional regulations. These state-specific rules can significantly impact liability and compliance in truck accident cases.
The value of a truck accident settlement depends on many legal, medical, and practical considerations. Understanding these factors helps plaintiffs and attorneys evaluate fair compensation.