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Key Points: Unborn Babies Face Increased Risks During Car Travel for Pregnant Women The unborn baby in a pregnant woman’s womb has the least amount of protection in a vehicle. Cars have many safety features to protect people, but when a woman is pregnant, there are extra concerns. Even small car accidents or quick stops […]
Key Points If you are involved in a serious car accident, you may suffer injuries that require a long hospital stay, surgeries, physical therapy, and more. The cost of medical care has been steadily increasing for decades, with certain healthcare costs, such as prescription drugs and hospital visits, even outpacing general inflation in the United […]
Key Points: The highways of Georgia are busy, fast-paced places with thousands of risks. In just driving to work you may be taking your life in your hands. More to the point, you are often placing your life in the hands of others who might be under the influence of drugs, alcohol, road rage, or […]
Key Points: How Georgia Police Reports Are Used In Car Accident Claims and Lawsuits Police reports are used in car accident legal claims to help accident victims prove what happened at the time of the wreck. Without a police report, it can make obtaining more compensation challenging. The best way to ensure a police report […]
Key Points Few events are more devastating than suddenly losing a child in a car accident caused by a negligent or reckless driver. Though money cannot truly make up for the loss, holding the at-fault driver accountable for their actions can provide solace and help ease the financial burden for the victim’s family. Because of […]
Key Points: Given that over two million work-related injuries occur every year in the United States, initiatives and regulations have been implemented in nearly all industries to make job sites safer. The federal agency responsible for protecting workers is called the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and OSHA workplace standards cover almost all private-sector […]
Uber accidents introduce complex legal scenarios by adding more parties to the usual two-car collision. Ordinarily, an average car accident involves two vehicles, each with its own driver and corresponding insurance company. However, in an Uber accident, even if only two vehicles are involved, a major corporation—Uber—is also a party, along with the passenger. The […]
If you have been the victim of a car or truck accident caused by road rage, our Atlanta law firm has put together this legal resource for you. The Millar Law Firm represents victims of road rage and aggressive driving in the Atlanta area and across Georgia. Key Points: What It Is Considered Road Rage? […]
Key Points: What is Med-Pay Insurance? Med-Pay insurance, also known as medical payments coverage is an optional add-on to auto insurance policies available in most states. It helps pay for medical expenses related to vehicular accidents, regardless of who is at fault. Who is Covered by a Med-Pay Policy? Med-Pay can cover expenses for you, […]
Have you been injured and do not know how your medical bills will be paid? Don’t panic. This article written by our Georgia accident and injury lawyers will explore your options to receive and pay for medical care. Key Points: After any Georgia car accident or other injury, you are responsible to pay for your […]
Key Points When a dog owner’s negligence causes someone to be attacked, the victim may have a legal claim for compensation for their dog bite injuries. Some dog owners post signs in their yards to warn others about their animals and to discourage people from entering their property. Many of these dog owners think that […]
Key Points: Understanding the Difference: No-Fault vs. At-Fault (Tort) States States across the U.S. generally use either “no-fault” or “at-fault” systems. No-fault states require each driver’s insurance to pay for their own injuries and damages, no matter who was responsible for the accident. This means that even if another driver caused the accident, your own […]
