Truck accidents and car accidents have some similarities, but there are also many significant differences. This blog article addresses the differences between car accidents and…
The family purpose doctrine is a legal principle that applies in some Georgia car accident cases. That doctrine holds that the vehicle owner can be…
When a bicyclist passes a vehicle on their right side, a “right hook” accident can occur. This type of collision happens if the vehicle makes…
January 26th, 2023
Police officers frequently testify in Atlanta car accident cases. In a typical car accident case, the police officer interviews the involved drivers, their passengers, and…
January 20th, 2023
The blunt trauma from a car accident can cause severe internal damage. These injuries may not be immediately apparent but can be life-threatening if not…
January 5th, 2023
Drunk drivers are responsible for a significant number of traffic fatalities and severe injuries each year. Therefore, it is critical to report any driver you…
Motor vehicle collisions are among Georgia’s leading causes of severe injuries and fatalities. In 2020, more than 330,000 accidents and 1,730 people were killed. As…
December 2nd, 2022
In many pedestrian accident cases, there are only two potential accident witnesses – the vehicle driver and the injured victim. The vehicle driver will often…
A jackknife accident is a dangerous situation where a large truck’s trailer swings to its side, creating a 90-degree angle. These accidents can create a…
November 25th, 2022
Many Atlanta pedestrian accident victims incorrectly believe that they can’t recover damages if they were struck while crossing the road where there was no crosswalk….
