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Key Points: Table of Contents Multi-Party Car Accidents Can Be Legally Complicated When a car accident involves just one at-fault driver and a single victim, with no injuries and evident liability, negotiating a settlement with the insurance company is typically straightforward. However, the situation becomes more complex in accidents involving three or more parties, such […]
Key Points: Imagine not just hitting another car, but actually flipping over. It’s a terrifying scenario that can happen in an instant, anywhere, anytime. Oddly enough, rollover accidents don’t always involve another vehicle. While most vehicles are safe, some are more likely to roll over due to design flaws. Understanding which vehicles are at risk […]
Key Points: Fortunately, the amount of damage to your vehicle is not the only thing that affects whether the at fault driver or his or her insurance company may owe damages. In some minor-impact cases, especially rear-end collisions, the car that hit you from behind often has more damage to its front bumper or hood […]
Key Points: Table of Contents Have You Been Injured in a Roundabout Accident? Atlanta city planners rely increasingly upon roundabouts as excellent alternatives to more traditional intersections with traffic lights or stop signs. The roundabout design creates a smoother traffic flow. It also lowers the risk of serious or fatal accidents by reducing vehicle speed […]
Key Points: Table of Contents Why are Stitches Necessary after a Car Accident? Stitches are often necessary after a car accident, especially if the accident caused a laceration (deep cut) or puncture wound. Lacerations and puncture wounds can be caused by broken glass, metal, or other debris from the accident. They can also be caused […]
Key Points: Spinal Cord Trauma Frequently Happens in Car Accidents As attorneys that focus on car accidents, we’ve taken it upon ourselves to deepen our understanding of the spine. Even with safeguards like seat belts and airbags, the spinal cord often bears the brunt of a collision’s force and displacement. This vital structure is vulnerable, […]
Key Points: Table of Contents How Photographic to Evidence Helps Strengthen Georgia Car Accident Claims After a car accident, an insurance company – or if your case goes to trial, a jury must consider different people’s stories to recall a traumatic event. These recollections often dissolve into “he said – she said” situations. Human memories […]
Key Points: Tables of Contents What is Accident Reconstruction? Accident reconstruction is a scientific process used to analyze the factors and events leading up to, during, and following a car accident. In other words, accident reconstruction is used to determine how and why an accident happened. To make this determination, accident reconstruction experts collect and […]
Key Points: Table of Contents What is a Car Accident Settlement and When is it Binding? A car accident settlement is actually an enforceable contract. It is a legal agreement between the parties involved in a car accident, where the at-fault party or their insurance company agrees to pay a sum of money to the […]
Key Points: After being involved in a car accident, you may assume that an auto insurance company will swiftly acknowledge their driver’s fault, issue cash to cover all accident-related costs, and promptly resolve the matter. Ideally, the process would be seamless: you’d receive a check in the mail a few days post-accident, fully covering all […]
