by Sean Callanan | Mar 24, 2026
Train Crash & Derailment Claims: Do I Have a Case? While train crashes and derailments don’t occur with the same frequency as car or truck crashes, they are more common—and more deadly—than you might think. In fact, in 2024 alone, more than 940 passengers,...
by Sean Callanan | Mar 24, 2026
What to Do Immediately at the Scene Stop, Stay, and Assess the Scene If your vehicle is drivable and obstructing traffic, move it to the nearest shoulder or safe location to prevent secondary collisions. Turn on your hazard lights immediately. If you have road flares...
by Sean Callanan | Mar 24, 2026
Why Crashes Involving Government Vehicles Are Different Government-owned vehicles are involved in thousands of roadway crashes every year, including: Police vehicles Ambulances Fire trucks City buses Garbage trucks Postal service trucks Road maintenance vehicles...
by Sean Callanan | Mar 24, 2026
What Counts as a “Company Vehicle” Crash? Not every work-related crash involves a delivery van or massive 18-wheeler with a corporate logo on the side. In fact, a “company vehicle” crash is defined more by why the driver was on the road than by...
by Sean Callanan | Mar 24, 2026
How Weather Increases Crash Risks Different weather conditions create different hazards that can fundamentally change how a vehicle handles, compromising traction, drastically reducing visibility, and severely shortening a driver’s reaction time. Rain and Wet...
