October 2026

A crash with a commercial truck can leave you staring at ambulance bills, imaging invoices, and physical therapy statements before anyone tells you who will pay. In California, the trucking company's insurer is financially responsible for your medical costs if its driver caused the wreck, but that money almost never arrives while the bills are due.The attorneys at Bentley & More LLP have spent years sorting out this kind of tangle for ... Read More

A delivery van blows a stop sign or a box truck backs out of a driveway without looking, and you're left with an injury and a stack of medical bills.California law gives injured people tools to find the party responsible for an accident, even when a company hides behind a contractor label. Bentley & More LLP has built its practice around untangling exactly these corporate structures for injured clients across California. Here's what ma... Read More

You're hurt, the bills are stacking up, and someone just told you the trucker wasn't an employee, so the trucking company owes you nothing. In California that defense often falls apart. A trucking company may still be responsible after an independent contractor truck driver causes a crash. Who controlled the truck, the load, and the route counts more than a tax label.Bentley & More LLP handles catastrophic truck cases out of Newport Be... Read More