Thinking Of Getting In To The Business

If it doesn't work out then it doesn't but I wont be losing everything if it doesn't either.

 

I read about that and many others before but do you really think Werner paid that money themselves? As I stated in my previous posts, I'm in the tobacco/nicotine business now. So trust me I know fully what the implications are if you think being a target in trucking is bad or your insurance is bad, try selling tobacco products. I also know what having good insurance does, and yes I've been in part of a lawsuit, 4 times actually a couple by consumers(lawyers) and couple by states.

 

They didn't ask for one, one of the other sites did though. And yea I figured insurance would be the biggest hurdle at first.

 

I actually sent you a pm a bit ago.

 

yes the jury will side w/the victim 99% of the time, but in the Werner case they settled for 150m. Now in that particular case and most it's usually the victims atty dealing w/the insurance companies atty. And the victims atty knows well ahead of time what they can get usually just by the size of the company, do you think if that same thing happened to a one man operation they would of gotten $150m? No because odds are their insurance isn't even close to that whereas Werner having thousands of trucks you can bet has a lot more than your standard $1mil policy. and in that particular case their atty probably would of never even taken it if the accident was with a small time operation. That atty specializes in going after big payouts from big companies. That's the game, it's the same thing in the tobacco industry. One of the first things they want to look at is the insurance coverages.