Electrical Services – RewiringElectrical Services – Rewiring

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Rewiring Electricians

A defective wiring system in your home can have detrimental effects if not detected, and proper rewiring is done at the correct time. Other than causing damage to your electrical appliances, defective wiring can cause severe injuries to the occupants of the buildings, and sometimes the injuries may turn fatal, leading to unnecessary loss of life. More here: San Antonio Residential Electricians
Our electricians are pleased to provide you with qualified, competent, and reliable rewiring technicians to help you avert all the calamities that might occur due to poor wiring.

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When to call for electrical rewiring
Ideally, you need to call a rewiring electrician periodically to inspect your home’s wiring system, ensure that nothing is at fault, and prevent potential dangers before they occur. If you live in an old house, then it is likely that the wiring system is also old, and it may necessitate the need for a rewiring electrician.

Also, if you realize that you usually experience electrical faults such as common fuse problems or the RCD keeps on tripping, you may need the services of a rewiring electrician. Furthermore, if some parts of your home have rubber-insulated wiring, this might require rewiring.

Surge protection is to protect your electrical appliances in instances when there are electrical power surges. On the other hand, safety switches will cut off the power supply in case of system faults to prevent accidents or electrocution. Our residential electricians are the right person to install the surge protectors and the safety switches.

When you experience or notice any of the above conditions, the best thing to do is to call a rewiring electrician from our company for quick and safe services. It is hazardous to try and do the rewiring on your own because you lack the technical competency, knowledge, and expertise to do it.

Call us today for more advice or if you want to rewire your home or business premises.

Direct Negligence of an 18 Wheeler OperatorDirect Negligence of an 18 Wheeler Operator

Direct Negligence of an 18 Wheeler Operator

A truck company can be found directly negligent in an accident if it negligently hired the driver of its truck, failed to ensure that the truck driver was properly licensed, negligently entrusted the truck driver with the truck, failed to instruct properly the truck driver on the safe use of the truck in terms of loading, unloading, and driving, and for negligent maintenance of the truck as well as for failing to have truck properly equipped.

The trucking company has a “non-delegable duty,” i.e., a duty it cannot pass on to anyone else, to use reasonable care to equip and maintain the truck in compliance with the law. The truck must be equipped as required by statute and as is necessary for safe operation and must be maintained in a reasonably safe running condition. Failure to equip or maintain a truck as required by law gives rise to a presumption of negligence. No person can operate a commercial motor vehicle without a special driver’s license and without passing a special examination. A commercial truck driver who is convicted of any offense involving the safe operation of a truck or has his or her license or privileges suspended, revoked or canceled, must notify the employer within 30 days.

Under the law, no person may be issued a commercial driver’s license until passing a written and driving test for the operation of a commercial motor vehicle that complies with the minimum Federal standards. Further, until a truck driver passes the airbrake component of the knowledge test, they must have a license that restricts them from operating trucks with air brakes.

Drivers that operate a double trailer, tank vehicle, carry hazardous materials or transport certain kinds of loads require a special DMV endorsement to be able to drive.

Compensatory Damages in Truck Accident Cases.

In a truck accident case, the plaintiff can recover for past medical expenses, future predicted medical expenses, past wage loss, future predicted wage loss, and for past and future pain and suffering.The medical expenses are determined by the testimony of physicians or other health care providers. Frequently, an economist or an expert in the industry determines the amount of future wage loss; however, no expert can testify to the value of pain and suffering. Pain and suffering is typically the most significant element of a plaintiff’s damage and it includes emotional distress. Contrary to popular belief, there is no formula for pain and suffering awards and it varies greatly from case to case depending upon the location of the case, the seriousness of the injury, and how well the case is presented. Contact our Truck Accident Attorneys today