Legal Updates

Car accidents are one of the leading causes of serious orthopedic injuries, including fractures to the tibia and fibula bones in the lower leg. These injuries can be severe, requiring extensive medical treatment and long recovery periods. In Georgia, victims of car accidents who suffer from tibia and fibula (tib-fib) fractures may have legal options…

Hit-and-run accidents can be devastating for victims. Not only do they face the trauma of the crash itself, but they’re often left grappling with how to hold the fleeing driver accountable. In Georgia, as in other states, hit-and-run drivers violate both moral and legal obligations by leaving the scene. If you’re the victim of a…

Accident reports play a critical role in car accident cases in Georgia. These documents, typically completed by law enforcement officers, provide an official account of the incident, detailing facts and observations that can significantly impact insurance claims, settlements, and litigation. To effectively interpret accident reports, it is essential to understand their structure, common terminologies, and…

Trucking accidents in Georgia present unique legal challenges due to the size and weight of commercial vehicles and the intricate web of federal and state regulations governing their operation. Victims of trucking accidents often face severe injuries, extensive property damage, and complex legal claims. This guide delves into the key aspects of trucking accidents in…

Winter driving in Georgia can be deceptively dangerous. While the state isn’t known for harsh winters, it’s not immune to the hazards that come with cold weather. Sudden drops in temperature can lead to icy roads, sleet, and black ice—conditions that frequently cause accidents, especially for drivers unaccustomed to winter driving. This guide explores common…