Category: Accidents

Car accidents are a common occurrence on Georgia’s roads. In a few seconds, lives can be turned upside down, leaving victims to deal with injuries, property damage, and a complex legal process. For all drivers in the state, it’s essential to understand the most frequent causes of these crashes and…

As self-driving cars become more common on Georgia roads, the odds of them being involved in car accidents increase. Collisions involving autonomous vehicles raise factual and legal implications that may make personal injury claims more complex. Although many autonomous car accidents occur due to driver negligence, inherent problems with self-driving…

You can file a car accident claim in Georgia when someone else causes a crash that causes injuries. By filing a claim with the negligent driver’s insurance company, you may seek compensation for medical bills and related losses. There are many misconceptions about the car accident claims process that may…

Numerous companies have gotten involved in developing autonomous vehicles, promising that self-driving cars will help make car accidents a thing of the past. However, autonomous vehicle development requires testing cars on public roads, where these experimental systems may collide with other motorists, bicyclists, or pedestrians. People who get hurt in…

If you’ve been in a car accident, you may need to deal with insurance companies to obtain compensation for your car repairs, medical expenses, or lost income. Knowing what to do (and what not to do) can improve your chances of recovering the money you need and reduce your risk…

If driving makes you anxious after you’ve been in a crash, you are not alone. Car accidents can cause harm beyond physical injuries. Feeling anxious about driving is one of the most common lingering effects of a crash. Many accident victims experience driving anxiety. Resources are available to help them…

Did you know that an average of 37 people die each day in drunk driving accidents across the U.S.? That’s just one scary drunk driving victim statistic from the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA). The NHTSA also found that more than 13,000 people die yearly in alcohol-related car crashes, making up about 31 percent of all…

Rear-end accidents are among the most common collisions on Georgia roads. Whether they happen at low speeds or in the flow of fast-moving traffic, these accidents can cause debilitating injuries. However, many people make certain assumptions when considering who might be liable for a rear-end accident in the Peach State….

While some car accidents are simply inconvenient, others can cause significant and long-lasting bodily harm. Injuries like soft tissue damage, spinal injuries, and traumatic brain injuries often require protracted recovery times and costly physical therapy. If the accident was another driver’s fault, who is responsible for paying for your therapeutic…

Unfortunately, the likelihood of a concussion following a violent car accident is high. Concussions are a form of traumatic brain injury, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that motor vehicle crashes are one of the common causes of traumatic brain injury in the United States.  Concussions are not minor…