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Key Points: If you or your child were hit while riding a bike in a residential neighborhood, you likely have critical questions. Were you riding in the right place on the street? Who was responsible for the crash? What if the driver says you should have been closer to the curb? Roads in residential areas may not have bike lanes […]
Key Points: If you were injured as a passenger on a motorcycle, you may be facing serious, life-changing injuries along with questions about your legal rights and how you will be compensated. You may be wondering which insurance policies apply, who is responsible for paying your damages, and whether multiple insurance policies can be used to maximize […]
Key Points: If you were riding your bicycle at night anywhere in Georgia and were struck by a driver, your life changed when you were hit. And now you are likely dealing with pain from the injuries, mounting medical bills, and unanswered questions about your legal rights and your ability to recover compensation for an accident that […]
Key Points: After a motorcycle accident, your first thought may go to your helmet. Specifically, “I wasn’t wearing one. Can I still file a claim?” Many riders have heard the rumors that if you weren’t wearing a helmet, your claim is automatically denied. That thought keeps a lot of injured riders from ever asking for help they are entitled to. Here is […]
Key Points: Neck injuries are perhaps the number one injury after a traffic accident. Rear-end, front-end and side-impact collisions all make your neck do things it was never meant to do. Your neck may initially be forgiving of the accident and not hurt, but within a few days you won’t be able to turn your head. A trip to the ER […]
Key Points: If you’ve been hurt by a driver who was tailgating you, weaving through traffic, brake-checking, racing, or raging behind the wheel, you probably have one urgent question: was that just bad driving, or was it illegal, and which would help my claim? This guide answers that in plain English, using Georgia law. A Familiar Georgia Scenario “Road rage” and aggressive […]
Key Points: They say there are no bad dogs. That’s hard to keep in mind when you’re a delivery driver who just got savaged by someone’s Cane Corso. Or a mother whose child was bowled over by a couple of dogs who were “Just playing.” When you or a loved one has been bitten by a dog, your first thought is […]
Key Points: Table of Contents Garbage Truck Accidents Can Cause Serious Life-altering Injuries Garbage and recycling trucks are huge, heavy pieces of machinery, which are difficult to maneuver in tight spaces. The old adage applies as these huge trucks lurch from house to house on narrow streets – they operate like bulls in our “China […]
Key Points: If you’ve been injured because of a dangerous condition on someone’s property, this legal guide explains how Georgia’s premises liability claims work, how fault is determined, the evidence needed to strengthen a claim, and the compensation that may be available. Understanding Premises Liability and How These Claims Work Premises liability is the area of law that holds property owners […]
Key Points: You are probably learning this the hard way, but after a car accident, expenses can add up quickly – especially if you were injured and have medical bills. Unfortunately, insurance companies often rely on the fact that many accident victims fail to properly document and report their out-of-pocket costs. The at-fault driver’s insurance adjuster […]
Key Points: Fully loaded semi-trucks are a common sight on the highways around Atlanta. These huge vehicles can be an awesome sight at a distance, but they’re not as pleasant when they are coming up behind or beside you in heavy traffic. When an 18-wheeler hits a passenger car at highway speeds, the consequences for the passenger […]
Key Points: Can Self-Employed Business Owners Recover Lost Income After a Car Accident? Georgia law allows you to recover income lost due to injuries. That right is not limited to employees with a traditional paycheck. Recoverable damages such as lost wages mean “income you lost because you could not work due to your injuries, as well as future lost earning capacity if your injuries affect […]
