Buses transport thousands of Ohio residents daily—students, commuters, and travelers alike. Passengers trust that these large vehicles are inspected, maintained, and safe to operate. But when maintenance is ignored or rushed, mechanical failures can cause devastating crashes.
At Buckeye Law Group, we’ve seen firsthand how improper maintenance and oversight can lead to catastrophic injuries. If you suspect your bus accident was caused by a mechanical issue, you have the right to hold negligent parties accountable.
Even a small mechanical issue can turn deadly when ignored. Some of the most frequent maintenance-related failures include:
Regular inspections are required by both federal and state law. When these standards are not met, it’s often a clear case of negligence.
Determining who is responsible depends on where the failure occurred and who was responsible for the bus’s upkeep. Potentially liable parties include:
Our team investigates every layer of responsibility to identify all possible sources of liability.
To successfully recover damages, you must prove that a mechanical issue directly caused the crash and that negligence led to that issue. Evidence may include:
At Buckeye Law Group, we work with top accident reconstructionists and mechanical experts to build a strong case for our clients.
Victims of maintenance-related bus accidents may recover damages for:
Our goal is to ensure that every responsible party—from the bus company to the maintenance crew—is held fully accountable for their negligence.
Bus companies and public agencies often act fast to cover up evidence after a crash. Don’t wait—let Buckeye Law Group step in immediately to preserve maintenance records and secure proof of fault.
👉 Contact Buckeye Law Group today for a free, confidential case evaluation.
When Neglected Maintenance Leads to Tragedy Buses transport thousands of Ohio residents daily—students, commuters, and travelers alike. Passengers trust that these large vehicles are inspected, maintained, and safe to operate.
Understanding the Two Types of Bus Accident Claims When a bus accident happens, one of the first and most important legal questions is who owns and operates the bus. Whether
When Medical Errors Lead to Serious Complications A colonoscopy is meant to diagnose and prevent disease, not cause new harm. But when performed incorrectly, this routine medical test can leave
When a Routine Procedure Turns Dangerous A colonoscopy is one of the most common diagnostic tools in modern medicine — a routine procedure performed thousands of times each day across
Why Truck Accidents Are Becoming More Common — and More Dangerous Ohio’s highways — from I-71 and I-77 to I-80 and I-90 — serve as major arteries for commercial trucking
Understanding the Rules That Govern the Trucking Industry When a semi-truck causes a serious crash, most victims don’t realize that the trucking company’s liability extends far beyond the driver’s actions.
When “Human Error” Has Life-Altering Consequences Catastrophic medical mistakes can devastate patients and families. From amputations caused by surgical errors to brain injuries from oxygen loss, these events often result
When Every Second Counts, Negligence Isn’t an Option Hospitals are meant to be places of healing and safety, especially for patients in high-risk situations — such as those undergoing emergency
The Silent Killer That Doctors Overlook Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, and early detection is often the key to survival. Yet, thousands of
When the Heart Is Mishandled: The Hidden Dangers of Cardiology Negligence Cardiology is one of the most critical areas of medicine—where every second and every decision can mean the difference