When your child is hurt at daycare, your first concern is making sure they are okay. After that, it is reasonable to want a clear explanation of what happened. A daycare injury in Georgia does not automatically mean the daycare was negligent, but parents should understand when the injury occurred, who was supervising, what care […]
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Taking an Uber or Lyft on game day can solve two obvious problems: parking and getting home safely after the event. However, when your rideshare driver gets into a crash, you will quickly find yourself dealing with medical care, missed work, and insurance companies that each have their own explanation of who should pay. If […]
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Who Can Actually File a Wrongful Death Claim in Georgia? Georgia law establishes a specific order of priority for who can file a wrongful death claim, starting with the surviving spouse, who also files on behalf of any minor children. A College Park wrongful death lawyer explains that if there is no surviving spouse, the […]
Read More Social media has become part of everyday life. Many people share updates about their vacations, families, work, and daily activities through platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn. However, after an accident, the posts you share online could impact your personal injury claim. A social media personal injury claim can become more complicated when posts, […]
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Atlanta drivers know that Georgia weather can change quickly. A sunny summer afternoon can turn into a heavy thunderstorm within minutes, creating dangerous driving conditions across the metro area. Thunderstorms are common throughout Georgia, and heavy rainfall can quickly reduce visibility and create hazardous road conditions. These hydroplaning safety tips can help Atlanta drivers understand […]
Read More After an Uber or Lyft accident in Georgia, responsibility may fall on the rideshare driver, another motorist, or multiple parties. The insurance coverage available can also depend on what the rideshare driver was doing at the exact time of the crash, including whether the app was off, the driver was waiting for a ride request, […]
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As August comes to a close, many Georgians begin planning one last getaway before summer officially ends. Whether you’re heading to the mountains, the beach, or visiting family for Labor Day weekend, increased travel means more vehicles on the road and changing traffic conditions across Georgia. Labor Day weekend brings increased holiday travel throughout Georgia. […]
Read More If you slip and fall at a Georgia stadium or tailgate, the stadium owner or operator, parking lot owner, property manager, event organizer, vendor, or another party that controlled the area may be liable, depending on what caused the fall and who knew or should have known about the dangerous condition. Liability is not automatic […]
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Who is Actually Liable After a Car Accident in Georgia? Georgia generally holds the driver whose own negligence actually and directly caused the crash responsible for resulting damages, though liability can genuinely extend to a vehicle owner, an employer, or another party depending on the specific circumstances involved. A Conyers car accident lawyer investigating a […]
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For many families, August marks the excitement of a new school year. Teenagers are heading back to high school and college, extracurricular activities are ramping up, and daily routines become increasingly busy. For teen drivers, the return to school can also mean navigating heavier traffic, busy school zones, and unfamiliar driving situations. Following teen driving […]
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Tractor Trailer Settlement
Our client was crossing one of the busier intersections in Atlanta when a negligent truck driver struck them unexpectedly, suffering a broken hand and leg fracture. We secured a seven-figure settlement for our client’s pain and suffering.
$550,000
Car Accident
Client was driving when their vehicle was overturned by a truck, leaving the client with broken ribs. After hard litigation, our firm won over a half-million dollar settlement for our client’s medical bills and suffering.
$300,000
Commercial Truck Accident
Our client was driving in Atlanta when a commercial truck struck them. The truck driver’s negligence resulted in a left shoulder injury. Following a brief round of negotiations, we were able to settle on a six-figure settlement for our client’s injuries.
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