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While riding in a car or truck, a person is travelling at the same speed as the vehicle. If the vehicle has to make a quick stop, the people in the bed are going to keep moving because they have no brake (ie the seatbelt). So they either fly out of the truck bed or they hit the truck itself.

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It is a fact of life, the rule of gross tonnage. This means that in a collision the vehicle with the highest gross tonnage is going to prevail. In the situation involving a motorcycle accident with a truck, the motorcyclist is in the greatest danger of serious personal injury or wrongful death.

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Yesterday, I was coming back to our serious injury offices in Indianapolis, from Richmond.  We just concluded a significant hearing. I was travelling west on I-70 near the Keystone interchange (Mile marker 83.5, just east of the I-65-I-70 split). At that location, I-70 is five lanes wide.  I was in the second lane from the [...]

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Yesterday we discussed the dangers associated with sharing our highways with large semi tractor-trailers.  As Indiana serious Injury Lawyers, representing seriously injured Hoosiers all over the State of Indiana from our Indianapolis offices, we know that there are many dangers.  Sometimes the dangers stem from the way the trucking company does business.  Of course there [...]

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Recently we wrote about the dangers associated with sharing our highways with semi tractor-trailers.  We know the benefits of this arrangement far outweigh the benefits, but that does not mean that passenger cars are in greater danger on the highways of having a semi tractor-trailer collision.  The danger arises from the serious injuries that are [...]

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Dear Hoosiers, I came to work today on roads covered with ice.  As I did, I passed a large truck losing control, skidding into the median.  The large truck, a semi tractor-trailer came to a stop causing no injury and little damage, though I suspect the driver might have to change his under garments.  I [...]

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Fellow Hoosiers, we have all been dealing with ice in new and unusual circumstances.  For the first time in my life I saw children playing hockey, with skates on my front yard.  We want to warn you all about an unexpected danger.  We are hearing reports that ice is being shed by semi tractor-trailers on [...]

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As you know from our recent talks, we have been taking this time to defend the civil justice system against those who would rather strip the American public of their rights than have to make up for the harm they do.  We, as Americans, have done a poor job defending our right to jury trial.  [...]

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Young & Young are Indiana Truck Accident lawyers. We practice out our offices in downtown Indianapolis. Young & Young has been representing Hoosiers injured in truck accidents since 1954. We represent Hoosiers who are injured in large truck accidents, semi tractor-trailer accidents, step van accidents, pickup truck accidents and generally all accidents involving any type [...]

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John P. Young is your Indiana Truck accident attorney.  Mr. Young works out of the Indianapolis law firm of Young and Young.  Young and Young has been in continuous operation since 1954, more than 56 years! Mr. Young and his partners have combined legal experience of more than 100 years.  Mr. Young represents Hoosiers injured [...]

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John P. Young is your Indiana Truck Accident Lawyer.  Mr. Young practices Indiana truck accident law out of the Indianapolis law firm Young and Young.  Young and Young has been working with seriously injured Hoosiers since 1954 to insure that they have the compensation they need to protect their families and pay their bills. Why [...]

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John P. Young is your Indiana and Indianapolis truck accident lawyer.  We have been representing Hoosiers injured in large truck crashes, and semi tractor-trailer accidents for more than 56 years.  We have seen them all, which gives us the experience and the know how to make sure you, and your family receive fair and full [...]

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