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Serious vehicle collisions injure or kill millions of Americans every year. In a way, these matters are a lot like criminal investigations. Events in the first 48 hours after the crime or crash often dictate happenings for the remainder of the case. The stakes are high. A Marietta personal injury attorney can obtain substantial compensation …
In 2016, Georgia had the fourth-highest number of hit-and-run accidents in the country. Some of these drivers did not know that they hit someone or something. That’s especially common in fender-bender and pedestrian accidents. Other motorists think that no one will notice a door ding or other parking lot mishap. But most of these drivers …
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. …
Since 2006, the number of car crash fatalities has decreased significantly. But the number of pedestrian fatalities has increased by about the same rate. What’s responsible for that discrepancy? In a nutshell, more people walk now than they did ten years ago. Some people want to get healthy, some want to reduce their carbon footprint, …
In many parts of the country, the number of motorcycle crashes drops sharply between October and June. It’s simply too cold to ride. But here in Georgia, it is always motorcycle crash season. Winter in Marietta is a lot like spring in New York City and Chicago. Except for a few days here and there, …
In the 2017 movie Chappaquiddick, a discombobulated Edward Kennedy (Jason Clarke) informs his father that “there’s been an accident.” His characterization is both accurate and inaccurate. Certainly, no driver ever intends to cause a car crash. That was certainly true of Senator Kennedy on that fateful night. So, a car crash is always “accidental” to …
