Tragic 18 wheeler accident in Munfordville, KY claims ten lives.

On Friday, March 26, ten people were tragically killed in an 18 wheeler accident in Munfordville, KY.  Initial police reports indicate that a van carrying a large number of passengers was allegedly struck head-on by an 18 wheeler which had crossed over the center line.  The names of those involved have not yet been released.  Police are still investigating the incident.

Accidents involving 18 wheelers often have tragic consequences.  In some cases, officials determine that the accident was caused by negligence (either on the part of the truck driver, trucking company, or some other party).  In these situations, family members of the victims may wish to file an 18 wheeler accident lawsuit.  I wish I could say that this is a simple task, but in my experience, both trucking companies and their drivers will often do everything in their power to avoid being held responsible for an accident.  The truth, however, is that the law is on your side.  With the help of an experienced 18 wheeler accident attorney, even trucking industry giants can be held accountable for their negligence.

Posted by: Trucking Injury Attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 3/27/2010 | Comments (0)

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