Car accidents affect residents of Georgia on a daily basis. Sadly, many of the reasons behind these collisions are avoidable. The following are some of the most prevalent causes of motor vehicle accidents. Speeding Speeding ranks as one of the biggest causes of car...
Car Accidents
Motor vehicle accidents and blind spots
When taking to the road in Georgia, people should focus on safety. While there are common ways in which auto accidents happen. such as distractions, motorists who are under the influence, drowsy drivers, speeding and recklessness, it is also important to be cognizant...
Can drivers in Georgia sue if they are partially at fault?
Sometimes, the fault in a vehicle accident is clear, but other times, it can be tricky. Most states have negligence laws to help make determining fault easier and thus assign damages in a personal injury suit. Drivers in Georgia who are found partially at fault may...
Things that you shouldn’t do after a car wreck
There are few occurrences in life that can cause apprehension like an auto accident. They shake everyone up even when they are not seriously injured, and they are watershed moment's in the life of the victims. For many motorists, it is actually the end, as fatalities...
How do car accident victims deal with insurance companies?
An auto accident could inflict severe injuries on those involved. Even individuals who walk away with minor injuries might find their vehicle totaled. Seeking an insurance settlement, be it through a liability claim or an uninsured motorist claim, could may the...
Could pedestrians file uninsured motorist claims?
Pedestrians might suffer massive injuries after an accident involving a motor vehicle. Even a so-called "minor injury" could leave someone with significant emergency room bills. Auto liability insurance provides accident victims with a way to recover financial losses...
Why are pedestrian fatalities on the rise in the U.S.?
Whether you walk out of necessity or for pure enjoyment, you should take steps to protect yourself on foot. After all, in 2018, pedestrian fatalities reached a 28-year high in the U.S. That year, more than 6,000 walkers, joggers and runners lost their lives in...
Debunking common myths about car accident claims
Many Georgia residents who receive minor to moderate injuries in an auto accident do not pursue financial damages for their physical suffering. While most understand they could be eligible for insurance payments, they do not do so due to certain myths associated with...
Car crashes increase during “100 Deadliest Days”
The summer months have long been deadly for teen drivers. However, research shows that they are also dangerous for the rest of Georgia and the nation’s population. The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day has become such a dangerous time to be out on the road...
Is signing a blanket medical authorization a mistake?
Even seemingly minor car accidents can cause serious injuries. In fact, the Association for Safe International Road Travel reports 4.4 million Americans require medical care after motor vehicle crashes every single year. Consequently, it is generally a good idea to go...

