Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about truck accidents and semitruck accident lawyers.

When another driver rear-ends your vehicle, they are virtually always held responsible. The rules of the road state that a driver should be able to stop safely if the car in front of them is forced to stop for any reason. When you come to a stop and the driver behind you rear-ends your vehicle, this means that the driver was either careless and was not paying attention to the road or was following too closely. If you are injured in this type of accident, Coy H. See similar questions...

Under some circumstances, you could be found at fault even if you were rear-ended. For example, you might be found responsible if you made a very sudden and unjustified stop on the roadway. However, the driver traveling behind you has a duty to keep a safe distance from cars ahead of him, keep a watchful eye on the road, and to anticipate vehicles stopping ahead. See similar questions...

The most likely answer is no. Driving while uninsured is against the law and this will be held against you. The insured motorist's attorney is likely to assert that you were at fault because you drove uninsured and you should therefore be financially responsible for their property and physical damages as well as your own. See similar questions...

A rear pan takes the place of a bumper. The MAR-K stepside rear pan is unique from others on the market in that ours mounts up on the face of the rear cross sill, instead of beneath it. This makes our pan align with the tailgate instead of the rear sill. Our engineers designed this rear pan to exceed the competition and look the best on the customized stepside trucks. For more information see Rear Pan Installation. See similar questions...

No. Dual rear wheels will no longer be a determining factor for vehicle classification. Classification will be based on height and axles regardless of the number of tires on each axle. See similar questions...

Due to the quantity of recent requests, we have designed a plate especially for the rear passenger doors on GM trucks and SUVs. These kits have two plates designed just for the rear passenger doors, but will not fit the rear cargo door on the SUVs. For the rear doors on 1988 - 98 trucks or 1992 - 99 SUVs, (Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, Escalade) order PN 011005. For the rear doors on 2007 New Body Style trucks and SUVs, no kit is available at this time. See similar questions...

Yes! This is a relatively new problem where the thieves are attacking the rear doors. We now offer a Jimmi' Jammer kit for the rear passenger doors on 2002+ 1500 series and 2003+ 2500/3500 series trucks, including the Mega Cab. For the rear passenger doors, order PN 072220. See similar questions...

Please click on the Office of the Self-Represented on the Menu for additional assistance. If you go to the Office of the Self-Represented in Room 145 you can get some information and/or papers to proceed with a lawsuit. See similar questions...

You should sue the maker of the check. This is generally the same person who gave you the check. However, in the case of a third-party check, it will be the person who actually wrote the check. See similar questions...

We are happy to exchange rings for others that will work better for you. Please e-mail us, and then send the rings to PO Box 27, Laveen, AZ 85339. Be sure to include a note explaining the situation and detailing what rings you would like in exchange. See similar questions...

Possibly. Although we havn't had many calls regarding the rear doors on these trucks, we have had a few. Some customers have chosen to order two of our standard front door kits and use one set on the rear doors. If you want to do this for the rear passenger doors, order PN 072100. (Fits only the older body style RAMs.) Yes, install a plate on your passenger door as well. See similar questions...

Yes! This is relatively new information. We originally thought that the rear doors would not be attacked by thieves since there is no lock cylinder. We have since learned that the thieves are indeed able to break in throught the rear doors even though there is no lock cylinder. Same goes for the front passenger door on newer models that doesn't have a lock cylinder. Put the plate on anyway! For the rear doors of your 4 door Super Duty or Excursion, order PN 103010. See similar questions...

Anyone who suffers a spinal cord injury as the result of the reckless or negligent actions of another party may be eligible to file a lawsuit. Whether you have sustained a spinal cord injury in a motor vehicle accident, construction accident, or as the result of a defective or unsafe product, you can bring a claim against the responsible party (or parties). See similar questions...

If we are unable to resolve your case through negotiations, and we believe further action is justified, we will bring a lawsuit in your behalf. A civil law suit begins when a document called a Motion for Judgment is filed in a Court. This document states the particulars of your claim. See similar questions...

No, there are times that driving the vehicle and stopping quickly at a stoplight or in the parking lot can alter the last Hard Braking events or Quickstop events. Yes, if less than a certain MPH on certain manufactures, the data will not be altered. Play it safe in an all fatality type accidents. See similar questions...