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Intercity buses, tour buses, mass transit buses, and other such vehicle carry almost as many passengers as airlines. Yet while major aviation crashes are relatively rare, major bus crashes are not terribly uncommon. Because of the nature of mass transit crashes, these victims may be entitled to substantial compensation. In many cases, if liability is …
Fully-loaded large trucks weigh about 80,000 pounds. These massive vehicles also carry hundreds of gallons of diesel fuel. In collisions, that combination often leads to serious burn injuries. Eighteen-wheelers are not just incredibly heavy. They also have much more ground clearance than passenger cars. So, in collisions, the victim is often pinned underneath the truck. …
What you need to know Large tour busses are much more common in Cobb County than they used to be, and tour bus crashes are much more common as well. In fact, these accidents have increased 42 percent since 2009. These collisions are incredibly complex. A serious collision may affect dozens of victims, and most …
Although it is more stable today, Georgia is still a very transient society. Most people relocate about twelve times during their adult lifetimes. Some people move to be closer to work, and some move for financial reasons. Other people move to be closer (or further away from) family. Typically, money is tight at these times. …
Fundamentally, most personal injury claims are about fair compensation. Third-party liability often has a significant bearing on this issue. Georgia has a very high number of uninsured and underinsured motorists. About one in seven drivers have no insurance. When these people cause accidents, a personal injury attorney can file a legal claim against the individual. …
The victim/plaintiff has the burden of proof in negligence cases. To meet this burden of proof, an attorney must first collect evidence.That includes things like medical records, a vehicle’s Event Data Recorder, and witness statements. Then, an attorney must plug the evidence into the appropriate legal theory. Usually, that theory is either negligence (lack of …
