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Tire blowouts and other defective product-related mishaps cause a few car wrecks in Georgia. Moving violations, such as speeding and making an illegal turn, cause many other collisions. Finally, driver impairment causes over half of the collisions in Cobb County. Compensation is usually high in driver impairment cases. These drivers know they should not get …
Every year, car crashes kill or seriously injure millions of Americans. Car wreck victims must deal with high medical bills, daily pain and suffering, and an insurance company which will not leave them alone. Telephone adjusters often call constantly offering settlement terms. Given the medical bills and emotional distress, it’s tempting to take this offer …
The number of motorcycle rider fatalities recently hit a ten-year high. During vehicle collisions, steel cages and multiple restraint layers protect most victims. But during motorcycle collisions, victims have almost no protection from oncoming cars. Lack of visibility causes many of these collisions. Riders can do some things to increase their visibility, such as honking …
Out-of-court settlements usually benefit everyone in personal injury cases. They give the parties more control over the outcome, are less risky than trials, and conclude matters faster. As a result, only about 3 percent of civil cases go to trial. The rest either settle or are thrown out of court in some way, mostly on …
Car crashes kill or seriously injure millions of people each year. Sometimes, these incidents are accidents. Wind gusts and lightning strikes cause a handful of collisions. Manufacturer errors, like defective tires, cause a few more. But driver error causes over 90 percent of the vehicle collisions in Cobb County. Keeping that one fact in mind …
In June 1959, two Atlanta youngsters, one of who was sporting a new haircut, nearly drowned in area swimming pools. What lessons does this incident, as well as another one which occurred on the same day, have for today’s Marietta personal injury attorneys? On June 13, 1959, 11-year-old William Johnson wanted to show off his …
