By: Nathan R. Skeen
When considering spending strategies in this challenging environment, it is important to consider hidden risks and their potential costs and create a comprehensive approach that includes prudent risk prevention and mitigation.
By: Adrienne A. Moss
Cell phones and the information they contain have become an integral part of motor vehicle accident investigations and litigation. There are simple steps that can be taken to prevent the destruction of this information in compliance with a preservation request or in anticipation of an inspection.
By: Nathan R. Skeen
The benefits of hiring a lawyer in commercial trucking litigation are protected communications, assistance with identifying and preserving evidence, and protection from criminal charges or unlawful searches.
By: Nathan R. Skeen
The pandemic has exposed a significant deficiency in most companies’ customer and employee safety/protection plans, and transportation companies are certainly no exception. This article is intended to define a transportation company’s general duties to its employees and customers as they relate to COVID-19 exposure.
By: Nathan R. Skeen
While some effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been unique to the transportation industry, one common struggle among all industries has been the impact of the virus on the workplace. In devising a plan for your business, keep in mind that safety is the top priority.
The single most important distinguishing factor between an employee and an independent contractor is the amount of control that the company exercises over the worker.
Legal Implications of Autonomous Vehicles, written by Nathan R. Skeen, published in Utah Trucking Magazine, Fall 2016
