Filing a Wrongful Death Case in Georgia
Death is always difficult to handle for any family member or friend of the deceased, but when someone’s death was caused by another person’s negligent, reckless, or intentionally harmful behaviors, there is a chance that it could result in a wrongful death lawsuit. A wrongful death case is a civil action that is brought into […]
Back Injuries from a Rear-end Collision
The National Transportation Safety Board reported in 2012 that there were 1.7 million rear-end crashes that injured 500,000 people and resulted in fatalities for 1,700. While you may not think that a rear-end crash is serious, they can be seriously dangerous for drivers and passengers—even when traveling at relatively low speeds. A rear-end collision is one of […]
Brain Injury Recovery Rate
A brain injury is a devastating diagnosis and can sometimes be difficult to manage. According to the Brain Injury Association of America, there are two types of acquired brain injury (a brain injury that is not hereditary, congenital, degenerative, or induced by birth trauma): traumatic brain injury causes and non-traumatic brain injury causes. A traumatic brain […]
Trip and Fall Claim Filing Tips
It happens to nearly everyone: tripping and falling. Although most of us can shake it off as just another embarrassing moment, for many a trip and fall can be life-threatening or even deadly. According to the National Floor Safety Institute, there are over 1 million visits to the hospital emergency room each year because of […]
Parking Lot Accident Injuries
When you think of a car accident, you might picture an incident on the highway or even a city street. But many car accidents (an estimated 20%) occur in parking lots. Think about it: Parking lots can be extremely treacherous. It’s often difficult to figure out who is coming and going, some drivers take turns […]
Construction Site Bystander Accident: Do Workers Have to Testify?
Construction sites are inherently dangerous: construction workers are ripping things apart, which can lead to a lot of debris everywhere or uneven surfaces for pedestrians or drivers. Although construction workers have been heavily trained to know how to properly get around and work in a construction zone, regular pedestrians or regular motorists have not. (However, […]
Vehicle Recalls: How Long Do You Have to Get it Fixed?
According to the Los Angeles Times, there are about 253 million cars and trucks on U.S. roads. These cars are all various ages, sizes, makes, and models, with their drivers behind the wheel trying to make it to work and school as safely as possible. But even if drivers follow all the safety rules, ensure that […]
Safe Fourth of July Practices
The Fourth of July is undeniably one of the best days of the year in America. Whether it’s the hot dogs, the family get-togethers, or the impressive fireworks displays in our towns, the Fourth of July is something to look forward to every summer. As much as we love fireworks—we spend about $600 million on […]
Personal Flotation Device Safety
A personal flotation device, such as a life jacket or a life preserver, can be a life-saving item. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, thousands of people are injured, and many die every year in boating accidents. Of those who died in boating accidents, 70% drowned—and of those who drowned, 90% were […]
Who’s Responsible for an Accident While Borrowing a Car
Most everyone has been in this situation: You’re hanging out with a friend and suddenly they need to run out for a second, and they ask to borrow your car. You toss them the keys. It’s no big deal to you; you trust them, their driving skills, and you’re certain they’ll return in a few […]
