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Texting Truck Drivers: The Federal Phone Rules That Help Your Case
FMCSA Rules

Texting Truck Drivers: The Federal Phone Rules That Help Your Case

Federal law bans texting and hand-held phone use by commercial truck drivers under 49 CFR 392.80 and 392.82. Learn how phone records become evidence in your case.

June 15, 2026·5 min read
Drunk and Drugged Truck Drivers: The Stricter Rules for CDL HoldersPhillips Law Offices
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Drunk and Drugged Truck Drivers: The Stricter Rules for CDL Holders

CDL holders face a 0.04 BAC limit, half the public standard. Learn federal testing rules, Clearinghouse evidence, and how impaired truck driver claims work in Illinois.

June 15, 2026·11 min read
Preserving Critical Evidence After a Truck Accident: Time-Sensitive Steps
Legal Process & Claims

Preserving Critical Evidence After a Truck Accident: Time-Sensitive Steps

Key evidence in a truck accident case can vanish within days. The time-sensitive steps to preserve black box data and records in Illinois.

January 9, 2026·12 min read
Trucking Company Negligent Hiring: When Bad Drivers Cause Crashes
Liability & Fault

Trucking Company Negligent Hiring: When Bad Drivers Cause Crashes

How negligent hiring claims hold Illinois trucking companies accountable when poor driver screening puts dangerous truckers on the road.

January 9, 2026·11 min read
Work Zone Truck Accidents in Illinois: Why Trucks Are Overrepresented in Fatal Crashes
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Work Zone Truck Accidents in Illinois: Why Trucks Are Overrepresented in Fatal Crashes

A state-commissioned study found large trucks involved in nearly half of Illinois's fatal work zone crashes. What victims should know about liability after a work zone truck accident.

January 9, 2026·11 min read
Overloaded & Improperly Loaded Trucks: Cargo Weight Violations
Liability & Fault

Overloaded & Improperly Loaded Trucks: Cargo Weight Violations

How overloaded and improperly loaded trucks cause serious crashes in Illinois, and how cargo weight violations help prove a negligence claim.

January 9, 2026·11 min read
Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Data: Proving Trucker Hours Violations
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Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Data: Proving Trucker Hours Violations

How electronic logging device (ELD) data proves trucker hours-of-service violations and strengthens a truck accident case in Illinois.

January 9, 2026·12 min read
Truck Driver Fatigue: How Hours of Service Violations Cause Fatal Crashes
FMCSA Rules

Truck Driver Fatigue: How Hours of Service Violations Cause Fatal Crashes

How truck driver fatigue and hours-of-service violations cause fatal crashes in Illinois, and how victims can prove a fatigued-driving claim.

January 9, 2026·11 min read
Chicago Truck Accident FAQ: Your Questions Answered
Legal Process & Claims

Chicago Truck Accident FAQ: Your Questions Answered

Get answers to common truck accident questions including FMCSA regulations, liable parties, evidence preservation, and compensation. Comprehensive FAQ from experienced Chicago truck accident attorneys.

January 8, 2026·11 min read

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