20260323poiuyt-f12 – Loberg Litigation

Whether or not Mr. Hagedorn had any responsibility for the accident, he should be compensated for his injuries.

Mr. Fisher (the truck driver) must have done something to anger Mr. Hagedorn to start the issue between them, even before the eye-witnesses were observing.

Mr. Hagedorn brake-checked the truck driver, Mr. Fisher.

The motorcycle pulled in front of the truck with enough space for the truck driver to have avoided hitting the motorcycle.

Rick’s Backhoe Service should have done more to properly train Mr. Fisher on safe driving.

If you drive a motorcycle, you assume a certain amount of risk for your own safety.

If you hit someone else from behind while driving, you are responsible for any injuries to the person you have hit.

Motorcycle drivers should have to follow the same rules of the road as all other vehicles.

Because he was driving a large commercial truck, Mr. Fisher had more responsibility for safety than the driver of a motorcycle.

Mr. Fisher (the truck driver) was driving recklessly.

Mr. Hagedorn (the driver of the motorcycle) was driving recklessly.