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Los Angeles truck accident lawyers handling spilled cargo crash claims

Posted in Personal Injury, Truck Accident on November 12, 2025

Are Truckers Liable if I Crash Because of Spilled Cargo? 

Los Angeles has its fair share of traffic risks. With major highways leading into and out of the city, trucks and cars are constantly navigating around one another. Occasionally, a truck may lose its cargo, spilling it across the roadway and posing major truck accident risks for other drivers. If spilled cargo causes a crash, truck drivers, trucking companies, and even manufacturers could be held liable. If you are involved in a car or truck accident in Los Angeles because of spilled cargo on the road, contact a truck accident lawyer from BD&J to learn your legal options!

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a truck and a car on the road

Posted in Personal Injury, Truck Accident on August 12, 2025

Who’s Liable in a Los Angeles Truck Accident? Truck Driver vs. Trucking Company 

Truck accidents can be one of the most harmful road collisions in California, thanks to the trucks’ immense size and weight. When you’re hurt in a truck accident in California, a truck accident lawyer can help you determine who is repsonsible – the driver or the trucking company. In some cases, the two parties may share fault. If you need help after a truck accident in Los Angeles, contact BD&J’s truck accident lawyers 24/7 to schedule a free consultation.

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Collision between commercial truck and passenger vehicle in California

Posted in Truck Accident on May 28, 2025

Are Truck Drivers Always at Fault for Trucking Accidents?

Trucking accidents can be catastrophic, but truck drivers aren’t always at fault. At BD&J, we help victims uncover the full picture by investigating all potentially liable parties—including trucking companies, freight loaders, maintenance providers, manufacturers, and even government agencies. Factors like unsafe cargo loading, mechanical failures, and employer pressure often play a key role. Proving fault in these cases requires deep legal experience and fast action to secure vital evidence. With over two decades of success in commercial vehicle cases, BD&J stands ready to fight for maximum compensation. Don’t assume fault—get clarity with a trusted California trucking accident lawyer.

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Posted in Truck Accident on February 20, 2023

Trucking Weight Restrictions to Know About

There are many trucking weight restrictions that truck drivers need to be aware of. overweight trucks can damage roads, cause accidents, and slow down traffic. In order to prevent these negative consequences, state and federal governments have enacted a variety of trucking weight restrictions. The most common restriction is the gross vehicle weight limit, which…

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Posted in Truck Accident on February 20, 2023

Where Are a Truck’s Blindspots?

Any driver on the road is at risk of being in an accident, but large trucks present a unique set of challenges. Due to their size and weight, trucks require a greater following distance and have more blind spots than smaller vehicles. It is important for truck drivers to be aware of these blind spots…

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Posted in Personal Injury, Truck Accident on March 25, 2020

Hours-of-Service Regulations for Truck Drivers Suspended Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

For the first time in history, federal hours-of-service (HOS) regulations, which govern how many hours truck drivers can drive in a certain period of time, have been suspended on a national level for truck drivers working “in support of emergency relief efforts related to the COVID-19 outbreaks,” according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). While…

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Posted in Personal Injury, Truck Accident on July 31, 2017

What Causes Most Truck Accidents?

While all crashes can be dangerous, accidents involving semi-trucks are especially unsafe. Due to the weight and size of semi-trucks, they naturally cause more damage when in an accident and are especially dangerous to any other drivers, passengers, or pedestrians in the near vicinity. Because these vehicles pose a higher risk, truck drivers and trucking…

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