08/28/2026
One of the first strategies an insurance company may use after a serious truck crash is to argue that you were partly to blame.
In Maine, fault matters. Under the state's comparative negligence law, the amount a person can recover may be reduced by their share of responsibility, and in some cases, recovery may not be available if they are found to be equally or more at fault.
That's why truck accident cases are built on evidence, not assumptions. Electronic data, driver logs, crash reconstruction, witness testimony, and other critical evidence can make the difference when fault is disputed.
At Berman & Simmons, we know that establishing what truly happened begins with a thorough investigation, because the facts should determine responsibility, not an insurer's first impression. https://bit.ly/3V8faW7