Hit-and-Run Truck Accidents – What to Do When the Driver Flees the Scene.
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Episode Summary:
In this impactful episode of The Road to Recovery, top trial attorney Sagi Shaked tackles the difficult reality of hit-and-run trucking accidents. With personal stories and professional insights, Sagi breaks down the legal definition of hit-and-run, immediate steps victims and families should take, the role of uninsured motorist coverage, and how an experienced investigative legal team can make all the difference in achieving justice. Whether you're a victim, a family member, or simply someone concerned about the dangers on the road, this episode is packed with practical advice and critical legal insight.
Key Timestamps:
00:01 – Show Introduction
00:53 – What Is a Hit-and-Run in a Trucking Accident?
02:36 – Personal Story: Sagi’s Nephew and the Reality of Hit-and-Run
03:17 – Felony vs. Misdemeanor in Hit-and-Run Cases
03:54 – What Should Victims Do Immediately After a Crash
04:40 – How Investigative Teams Help Identify Drivers
06:06 – What If the Victim Is Unconscious?
07:41 – Role of Surveillance and Dash Cam Footage
09:13 – Can a Family Member Hire an Attorney for an Injured Loved One?
10:25 – Importance of Acting Quickly to Preserve Evidence
10:34 – How Uninsured Motorist Coverage Works in Hit-and-Run Cases
13:39 – What Happens If You Don’t Have Uninsured Motorist Coverage
14:40 – Financial Fallout of Not Having Coverage
15:07 – Trucking Companies' Responsibility When Drivers Flee
16:13 – Why Drivers Leave the Scene
17:12 – What If the Truck Is Unmarked or Can’t Be Identified?
18:17 – Exploring Third-Party Liability in Certain Cases
19:15 – Why Hiring a Truck Accident Attorney Is Critical
21:12 – Closing Remarks and Contact Info
About the Show:
The Road to Recovery is a legal podcast dedicated to personal injury law, with a focus on trucking accidents, catastrophic injuries, and victim advocacy. Trial attorney Sagi Shaked empowers victims with the knowledge they need to seek justice and make informed decisions in the aftermath of serious accidents.
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