Rear-End vs. Side-Swipe: Understanding Common Blind Spot Collisions
It’s a basic lesson that is repeated often in driver’s education courses: check your blind spots. There are several blind spots surrounding the average vehicle, which means there are various ways that someone can negligently strike another automobile or a person. If you fail to check your blind spots, you are likely...
Lane Change Crashes in Georgia: What You Need to Prove Fault
Changing lanes can be a delicate and dangerous traffic maneuver. A driver is expected to check their mirrors and blind spots for other vehicles, use a signal, and then carefully switch lanes. This should all be done while maintaining a safe speed and not “cutting off” another motorist.
Unfortunately,...
Long-Term Effects of Truck Accident Injuries: What to Include in Your Claim
A truck accident can change your life in seconds. But many people don’t realize how long the physical, emotional, and financial effects can last. You might recover from a broken bone or concussion in a few weeks, but some injuries never entirely go away. That’s why it’s so important to think ahead...
How Recent Legal Trends Are Impacting Personal Injury Claims for Fractures
Fractures are among the most common injuries in personal injury cases. Whether they happen in a car crash, a fall on someone else’s property, or a workplace accident, broken bones can lead to severe pain, missed work, and long recoveries. But what many people don’t realize is that the rules around how...
What Happens When a Nightclub Shooting Is Gang-Related?
Nightclubs are meant to be a place for fun and entertainment. But when a night out turns violent—especially because of gang-related activity—it can leave victims shaken, injured, and unsure of what to do next. These incidents often feel chaotic, and it’s common to feel overwhelmed in the aftermath.
If...
Proving Negligence in Nightclub Shooting Cases
A nightclub should be a place to relax, have fun, and enjoy your night, not somewhere you fear for your safety. Unfortunately, some nights end in tragedy when violence breaks out. If you or a loved one was hurt in a nightclub shooting, you may be wondering who is responsible and how...
How Long Does It Take to Settle a Truck Accident Case?
If you've been hit by a commercial truck, you're likely dealing with pain, medical bills, missed work, and a lot of unanswered questions. One of the most common questions we hear is, "How long will this take to settle?" It's a fair concern—when you're hurt and financially stressed, every day matters. While...
Drugged vs. Drunk Driving: How Impairment Affects Car Accident Claims
Impaired driving remains one of the leading causes of serious or fatal car accidents. When we hear about impaired driving, most people immediately think of alcohol. However, both legal and illegal drugs can be just as dangerous—and proving whether a driver was impaired can have a significant impact on your car accident...
The Importance of Reporting Workplace Injuries Immediately in Georgia
There is no time to waste after suffering a workplace injury in Georgia. You could lose your right to workers’ compensation benefits if you wait too long to report your injury. Delaying your injury report could also affect your ability to pursue a personal injury claim. As such, it’s important to act...
Why “Minor” Broken Bones Can Still Lead to Major Compensation
Broken bones are among the most common conditions associated with personal injury cases—and they can be among the most complex, too. The consequences of even a seemingly minor fracture can be wide-ranging, and these conditions can worsen substantially if they’re not addressed correctly. They can even lead to serious compensation under the...
