Texas’ Deadliest Tractor-Trailer Disaster.
injured) Javiar Esparza (seriously injured) Manuael Exparza (deceased) The Martin Family (5 members) Joel M. Fineberg has built a recognized national practice representing plaintiffs in sophisticated commercial contingency and patent infringement litigation as well as class actions, catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases resulting from work place, aircraft and truck accidents. Recovering multi-million dollar verdicts for his corporate and individual clients, Joel has built an …
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February 5th, 2009 at 8:49 am
The US DOT does not do an effective job of enforcing its own regulations and it’s because of TV Documentaries like this one, Kellum v Allied Van Lines ,that more drivers stay clear of the thousands of Truck Drivers who do not obey the laws. Steve Murphy, Executive Producer – Insider Exclusive
February 5th, 2009 at 8:52 am
The US DOT does not do an effective job of enforcing its own regulations and it’s because of TV Documentaries like this one, that more drivers stay clear of the thousands of Truck Drivers who do not obey the laws. The USDOT needs a centralized computer requiring all truck drivers to register annually, so we can weed out those drivers who have lost licenses in various states from ever driving on the road again. Steve Murphy, Executive Producer – Insider Exclusive
February 9th, 2009 at 2:19 pm
cool!
February 26th, 2009 at 3:55 pm
I have been on both sides of the spectrum both as a DOT Officer and a Professional Driver with over 1.6 Million Safe Miles. As Unfortunate that accident was, Your So Called Infomercial is what breeds stoop and squats by money crazed 4 wheelers along with disturbing actions by them on the road. And a I don’t really care because if YOU hit me I will call my Lawyer attitude. Really very disturbing seeing a Law firm in my State milking a BAD Tragedy. Gunney
March 11th, 2009 at 11:16 pm
10 dead and you’re dancing on their graves. Hope you enjoy your contingency.
June 5th, 2009 at 7:55 pm
well that is what the CDL program is for unless someone illegalyobtains a license they will know that their license has been suspended or revoked. Youu are right one count the bad drivers need to be off the road i’ll agree but if you look at statistics 76-77% of the time when a car and truck collide its the cars fault. So therefore there also needs to be more training for the newer drivers of how a truck operates to some degree.
September 21st, 2009 at 5:09 pm
That’s a shame that happened! I feel bad for the Martin Family! There were innoccent people that lost their lives.And the kidsi n the Martin NEVER got to live there lives out! They were to you to die!
October 23rd, 2009 at 2:24 pm
When I ended up sitting around the house all day anyway I decided to try making some money online in the mean time.. you should check out the free lessons from soloemployee . com
December 13th, 2009 at 8:37 pm
@TruckingAtlasfilm Hi truckingatlasfilm. There really is not one part of your statement that I can argue with. Maybe the driver in this case was a bad one. But what about the condition of the truck? What caused the driver to run off to the other side of the road? Was he asleep at the wheel? Drunk or high? Did a tire blow out? What about the axles and suspension? This clip is just stunt for the attorneys to rake in more clients. Without trucks America is screwed!!