Willis, Willis & Rizzi are in a unique position to handle personal injury cases for first responders. We have gone to trial for first responders who have been injured on the job.

Here at Willis, Willis & Rizzi we often find ourselves speaking to our clients about what insurance companies like to call “gaps in treatment” and how that is beginning to play a role in their personal injury case.

There are many regulations from The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) that apply specifically to commercial drivers who are driving across the country. One of these regulations that is a current “hot topic” across the country are drivers who can’t proficiently speak English.

The Federal Trucking Industry is regulated by what’s called The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). The FMCSA has a set of regulations that govern motor vehicle drivers and the carriers that employ them. Those are called the FMCSR – Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.

It isn’t necessarily how much money do you get to settle the case, but how much money you get in your pocket at the end of the case. There is a lot that goes on in that battle.

The other day one of the partners here at Willis, Willis & Rizzi received a call from a woman who was very upset. She had another law firm in town handling her personal injury case, but she has never been able to speak to her attorney!