Vehicle Litigation and Expert Witness Articles

Understanding Vehicle Recall Data: How to Search and Interpret NHTSA Records for Litigation

Vehicle defects require investigation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recall data provides the factual framework you need.
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The Difference Between Manufacturing Defects, Design Defects, and Maintenance Failures in Vehicles

Vehicle failures have multiple causes. A defect can stem from design, production, or service after the factory.
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How Vehicle Inspection Reports Are Structured: What Attorneys Should Expect

Attorneys handle disputes about vehicle defects, crash damage, and mechanical failure. Expert witness reports provide technical clarity.
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What Is a Recreational Vehicle (RV)? Let’s Look at The Legal Definition

RV definitions shape how vehicles get classified, registered, insured, and taxed. Courts examine these definitions when disputes arise.
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What Is a Heavy-Duty Truck? A Legal and Mechanical Perspective for Litigation and Claims

Heavy-duty trucks fall under Class 7 and Class 8 in federal vehicle classifications. These vehicles have a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more.
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How Do Air Brakes Work in Heavy Vehicles?

Heavy-duty trucks, buses, and RVs need powerful brakes. Air brakes use compressed air instead of hydraulic fluid to stop these big vehicles.
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What Are They and What Do They Do in a Commercial Vehicle?

An axle is either a rotating shaft or fixed beam connecting two wheels. Powered axles send torque to the wheels. Unpowered ones just hold weight and keep wheels aligned.
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How Airbag Deployment Systems Work: Sensors, Timing, and Data Recording

Airbag systems protect occupants during crashes. They reduce injury severity in certain collision types.
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Out-of-service criteria (OOSC) for Commercial Trucks in 2025

Every year, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance reviews and updates the North American Standard Out-of-Service Criteria.
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How Are Emissions Regulated in a Commercial Truck?

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sets emission standards for commercial trucks. It also enforces these rules nationwide.
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