Featuring Tennessee truck accident attorney Chris Gilreath | 888-225-2948

When an 18-wheeler truck accident occurs, is it always the driver’s fault?

Chris Gilreath is an attorney with Gilreath & Associates based in Tennessee with offices in Knoxville, Nashville, and Memphis. He first began working in the field of law as a teenager in his father’s firm, and he has more than 20 years of experience as a personal injury attorney.

In this interview, he breaks down the most important regulations in the trucking industry and explains who is liable when these regulations are ignored.

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Topics covered in this interview:

0:45 - Are truck drivers always at fault when an 18-wheeler accident occurs?
1:37 - Who regulates the trucking industry?
2:24 - Is it difficult to sort through the complicated regulations of the trucking industry?
2:58 - What are some of the rules and regulations that truckers are supposed to follow so they are well-rested?
4:17 - Do trucking companies push truck drivers to break the rules?
5:01 - How do truck drivers keep track of their hours and miles?
5:44 - Can driving logs be used as evidence after a big rig collision?
7:11 - How can an attorney make sure that evidence doesn’t disappear after a tractor-trailer accident?
8:09 - Why is it important to consult with an attorney as soon as possible after a semi truck accident?

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