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How is a trucking company generally held responsible for one’s injuries?

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How is a trucking company generally held responsible for one’s injuries?

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It depends on whether an employment relationship is established between the truck driver and the trucking company. If such a relationship is shown, the company can be held legally liable for the driver’s negligence under a legal theory known as “respondeat superior.” Establishing the liability of a company can become problematic when a truck driver is an independent contractor of the company. In such a situation, the key issue becomes the amount of supervision and control exercised by the company.

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