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3 Million Americans Are Injured This Way Each Year
Can you guess? We’ll give you a hint . . . it’s the leading cause of injuries in the United States. Still not sure? We’ll tell you. Its injuries caused by car accidents. There are millions of car accidents in the United States each year, resulting in 3 million injuries, 2 million of which… Read More »
Shocking 45% Increase In Pedestrian Fatalities
A new study has revealed a shocking 45% increase in pedestrian deaths over the past decade. The study highlights roadway design as a key cause of these fatalities, and emphasizes the need for cities to better plan their roadways to safely accommodate travel for pedestrians as well as people who use wheelchairs, scooters, and… Read More »
Fatal DeKalb County Wreck Reminds Us Of The Danger Of Rear-End Accidents
We often write off rear-end accidents as not being overly serious, however, even rear-end accidents that do not cause extensive vehicle damage can take a serious physical toll on drivers and passengers. Even relatively minor rear-end accidents can result in whiplash, neck and spine injuries, soft tissue injuries, herniated disks, migraine headaches, traumatic brain… Read More »
When Can I Sue For A Work-Related Injury In Georgia?
If you are injured at your workplace in Atlanta or anywhere in Georgia, how you should proceed to receive compensation and support depends on a number of factors. For starters, if you are classified as an employee by your employer, you likely do not have the right to sue for injuries sustained at work… Read More »
When Should I Pursue Punitive Damages In A Personal Injury Case?
If you have suffered serious physical and financial harm due to the reckless, malicious, or egregious conduct of another person or party, you may qualify for punitive damages. It’s important to understand punitive damages before you begin the legal process, because if you initiate your claim without first requesting punitive damages, it is too… Read More »
Can I Get A DUI Urine Test Thrown Out?
If you are pulled over on suspicion of driving drunk or under the influence of drugs, you may be asked to provide a number of chemical tests. These chemical tests include breath, blood, and urine. Of the three, urine tests are believed to be the least reliable. However, police officers will sometimes request a… Read More »
What Is Negligence Per Se?
If you were injured in an accident that was not your fault, there is a good chance that another party’s negligence was to blame. You may be surprised to learn that the vast majority of vehicle accidents are caused by one driver’s negligence, as opposed to natural factors such as slick roads or inclement… Read More »
Hospital Slip-And-Fall Accidents
Usually when you go to a hospital you are expecting to get better, however, sometimes a trip to the hospital can result in new injuries or problems that you wouldn’t have had otherwise. With the busy hustle and bustle of hospitals and the abundance of obstacles, debris, and fluids, slip-and-fall accidents can be somewhat… Read More »
Does Georgia Have A Cap On Punitive Damages?
If you have been seriously injured in an accident due to someone else’s negligence, you may be starting to think about what legal avenues are available to you for recovery. Punitive damages are available in Georgia when a defendant’s conduct rose above negligence. This can occur if the defendant intentionally or maliciously attempted to… Read More »
Challenging DUI Blood Tests
Facing charges for DUI in Georgia can be an incredibly intimidating experience. Many times people feel like they have been convicted the moment they are arrested. However, while you may not feel terribly optimistic while your rights are being read to you, it’s important to understand that the arrest is not a conviction. Nothing… Read More »