Last updated: May 15, 2026
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Plain-English definitions of common legal terms you may encounter in a truck accident claim.
Legal responsibility for causing harm or damages. In truck accidents, liability may fall on the driver, trucking company, cargo loader, or vehicle manufacturer.
Failure to act with reasonable care, resulting in harm to another person. Examples include distracted driving, speeding, or violating safety regulations.
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration — the federal agency that sets safety rules for commercial trucks and drivers operating across state lines.
Hours of Service violations occur when a truck driver exceeds federally mandated driving time limits, often leading to fatigue-related accidents.
A legal rule that can reduce your compensation if you are found partially responsible for the accident. Many states allow recovery even if you share some fault.
The deadline to file a lawsuit. For truck accident claims, this is typically 2 years from the accident date, though it varies by state.
A trucking company can be held responsible for the negligent actions of its drivers while they are performing work duties.
An Electronic Data Recorder in commercial trucks that logs speed, braking, and other data. This evidence is critical in proving fault and must be preserved quickly.