What Is the MCS-90 Endorsement? Trucking Insurance, Plainly
The MCS-90 is the federal form that guarantees a trucking company can pay injury claims. Who needs it, the minimums, how it works, and how to look a carrier up.
Guides tagged truck accidents.
The MCS-90 is the federal form that guarantees a trucking company can pay injury claims. Who needs it, the minimums, how it works, and how to look a carrier up.
Federal hours of service rules for truck drivers, plainly: the 11-hour and 14-hour limits, the 30-minute break, the 34-hour restart, and sleeper berth splits.
A spoliation letter tells the other side to keep evidence. What it covers after a truck accident, when to send it, and what happens if evidence is destroyed.
What to do after a truck accident, in order: safety, police, medical care, evidence to collect, what to say to insurers, and the deadlines that apply.
Who is liable in a truck accident: the driver, the trucking company, loaders, mechanics, manufacturers, and brokers, and how fault is shared between them.
How to choose a truck accident lawyer: a checklist, the questions to ask, how fees work, red flags, and why truck cases need a specialist attorney.