
Obtaining Compensation in Alcohol-Related Wrecks
The first drunk driving crash probably happened in 1897. George Smith, a taxi driver, was allegedly intoxicated when he hit a building. He eventually pleaded
The first drunk driving crash probably happened in 1897. George Smith, a taxi driver, was allegedly intoxicated when he hit a building. He eventually pleaded
Largely because it is legal and available, alcohol causes about a third of the fatal vehicle collisions in Cobb County. These qualities are present in
In some cases, what seems like a legal loophole or an obscure rule might make all the difference in the world. Roughly one in six
Most personal injury cases do not go to trial. In fact, some 97 percent of these claims settle out of court. If there is no
Over the years, researchers have proposed various explanation for why a driver flees the scene of a collision. For example, the Rational Decision Theory posits
Sometimes, it seems that there are more lawyers in Cobb County than stars in the sky. A few of these attorneys are unscrupulous lawyers who
The first thing to understand in the claims process is that, in most cases, a car crash is not an accident. As former National Traffic
Head injuries send more than 1.5 million Americans to hospital emergency rooms every year, and car crashes cause about two-thirds of these incidents. Even though
On average, insurance companies pay about $20,000 to settle a personal injury and property damage vehicle collision claim. Insurance companies make money when they collect
Serious car crashes are incredibly expensive. The hospital bills alone often exceed $100,000. Vehicle repair or replacement, lost wages, and other expenses add thousands of