Increasing Value in Car Crash Cases: Identifying Commercial Motor V...
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Car crash cases are common for many plaintiffs’ attorneys. However, while some auto cases may look like straightforward car accidents on the surface, they are actually commercial motor vehicle crash cases. Join Timothy Sheriff as he shares how you can unlock a new layer of liability, insurance coverage, and potential damages by correctly identifying potential commercial motor vehicles. Sheriff will start by defining the different kinds of commercial motor vehicles and identifying commonly overlooked types. Next, he will cover real-world tips for moving your case from a simple car crash to one involving a state and federally regulated vehicle.
This car crash and trucking CLE will cover:
- Identifying a commercial motor vehicle
- When Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations apply and which ones to use
- Interstate versus intrastate travel
- Documents to identify and obtain in discovery
- How to use your discovery in prelitigation and litigation
- Changing the landscape of your case, including the potential for punitive damages
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn when there may be additional layers of liability and coverage to ensure your clients get access to the full justice they deserve.
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On Demand Program: TBD
Original Air Date: 10/02/2025
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