RAM Law Partner, Ed Rebenack, settles Somerset County litigation for $2 million. The RAM Law client was a passenger in a car T-boned by the Defendant driver’s car. As a result of the crash, the client re-injured prior back problems. Despite … [Read more...]
When You Can Sue a Truck Driver’s Employer
Corporate Liability in Truck Accidents - Why Sue Truck Driver's Employer Since trucks tend to be 20-30 times heavier than passenger vehicles, the results of getting involved in a truck accident are more serious. When you have been in an … [Read more...]
Common Causes of Commercial Truck Accidents
Common Causes of Commercial Truck Accidents According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, there were 3,986 deaths as a result of crashes with large trucks in 2016. Of those deaths, 66 percent were attributed to individuals in … [Read more...]
Ed Rebenack Settles Truck Crash Litigation for $85,000
RAM Law partner Ed Rebenack recently obtained $85,000 to settle Middlesex County truck crash litigation. The RAM Law client was driving down Rt. 34 during nighttime hours when a tractor-trailer attempted a U-turn across the road. The client … [Read more...]
Brooklyn Cyclist Killed in Truck Accident
A Brooklyn man died recently when a tractor trailer struck him, causing him to fall under one of the truck's rear wheels. The man, 33-year-old James Gregg, lived just blocks from the site of the accident. According to witnesses, Gregg was … [Read more...]
Truck Accidents on the Rise
After a long period of continued improvement in highway safety, specifically related to the numbers of truck accidents on America’s roadways, transportation officials are seeing a reverse in that trend. In 2009, the number of deaths in … [Read more...]
Dangerous Loophole Leaves Unfit Commercial Drivers on the Road
April 11, 2016 | A CBS News investigation has found that commercial drivers are failing to disclose dangerous medical conditions that should keep them off the road. And a shortage of drivers is undercutting the effort to come up with a … [Read more...]
