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Can You Recover Damages if You’re Partially At Fault in an Auto Accident?
Sometimes after an auto accident, it may be difficult to prove who was responsible, or “at fault” for causing the accident. In some cases, both parties may have been partially at fault for causing the crash. If you were involved in a car accident and have suffered from personal injuries that were caused by the
Why It’s Important to Hire an Experienced Truck Accident Attorney
It is very important to hire an experienced trucking attorney if you or a loved one has been in an accident with a semi-truck, big rig, 18 wheeler, or any type of commercial truck. Truck companies have a lot at stake when it comes to defending such accidents. It is not uncommon to learn that
Three Things to Do After a Car Accident
What Should you Do After a Car Crash in Atlanta? The Atlanta metropolitan area is a significantly dangerous area for drivers. Multiple lanes of mixed traffic, extensive highways, and aggressive drivers are some of the reasons for the many car accidents, trucking accidents, and motorcycle accidents. Atlanta is one of the top cities that has seen
Should You Provide a Recorded Statement After an Auto Accident?
Being asked to provide a recorded statement after a car accident is not unusual. Car accidents happen on a daily basis all around the United States. Even if it seems like it was just a minor collision, a minor crash can still have a negative or even devastating effect on your life. If your car
Motorcycle Accident Lawsuits: What You Want To Know
Motorcycle accidents cause extreme burdens on those that have been involved in one. Motorcycle accident lawsuits are not uncommon. According to the data collected by the United States Department of Transportation, motorcycle accidents are 28 times as likely as passenger car occupants to die in a motor vehicle traffic crash. This is because motorcycles
Truck Accidents and Wrongful Death Cases
In Georgia, especially Atlanta, truck accidents occur because of a number of reasons. Generally, big rigs and commercial trucks should be safe because their drivers go through rigorous trainings, and there are state and federal laws to ensure public safety. In 2014 however, Georgia recorded a staggering 140 fatalities that were the result of truck