If you have recently been injured in a car accident in Georgia, you may be able to get money to help you cover the costs related to your injuries. But to do that, you’ll need to build a strong case. A successful car accident injury case is usually pretty complicated....
Motor vehicle collisions are among the most traumatic experiences people can have. Some people become trapped in their vehicles and fear for their lives until emergency responders free them. They may experience severe pain. Others may witness loved ones or even...
Driving is a daily activity for many of us, but have you ever considered how your emotions might affect your driving? Whether you’re a commuter, a parent of a young driver or just someone who spends a lot of time on the road, understanding how stress and emotions can...
Deciding whether to settle your personal injury case or proceed to court is a consequential process that can impact the broader outcome of your claim, the amount of compensation you’re awarded for your harm and your overall well-being. Both options feature benefits...
Anyone involved in a Georgia car crash typically needs to report the matter to the local authorities. The location of the crash determines whether local police officers or the Georgia State Patrol come out to take the crash report. The overall approach to putting...
Spinal cord injuries are perhaps the most feared back injuries that people may acquire during car crashes. Compared to spinal cord injuries, which typically have lifelong consequences, herniated discs may not seem like such a severe medical issue. People can and...
Every motor vehicle accident in Georgia is different, yet these mishaps have common characteristics that make them fit broad categories. The various accident types can also help you understand what kind of injuries they can produce, how severe they may be and where...
You may miss work for several days or weeks if you get hurt in a South Carolina or Georgia car crash. In such a scenario, you may be entitled to compensation for lost wages from the other driver or parties who may have contributed to your accident injuries. Obtaining...
Blind spots are a common hazard that Georgia drivers face on the road. These areas, typically on the sides and rear of a vehicle, can obstruct a driver's view and create dangerous situations. Car accidents due to blind spots can lead to injuries, property damage and...
Despite advances in vehicle safety features and crackdowns on things like drunk driving, recent statistics show that traffic accident fatalities in Georgia, South Carolina, and elsewhere in the United States have reached a 16-year high. National traffic accident...