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Litigation & Arbitration

Nov. 29, 2022

Depositions of commercial motor carriers

Every deposition of a carrier should begin with the acknowledgement that minimum safety standards control the carrier and their drivers and equipment.

Katherine Harvey-Lee

Attorney and Founder
California Truck Injury Law

Email: kate@californiatrucklaw.com

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Unique issues come into play when deposing commercial motor carriers in light of both the practical and legal landscape involved. Understanding this can help attorneys prepare appropriately and know which questions to ask.

The Motor Carrier Landscape

Understanding the commercial transportation cycle remains an important first step in determining who you dep...

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