Georgia Injury Attorney Blog

When a Savannah woman, charged with Driving Under the Influence, ran a stop sign, she struck a truck. The driver of the truck was not injured. However, the woman was transported to a local hospital for treatment. If convicted, the woman could not only be facing charges for driving under the influence and failing to…

If you or a loved one has been injured as a result of medical malpractice, you are likely entitled to receive compensation. However, you must first take care to ensure that your case falls under medical malpractice and is not simply a situation in which the results were not what you had hoped. Georgia law…

A Georgia woman was struck and killed by oncoming traffic when she made a dangerous turn attempting to follow another vehicle. Her pursuit of the vehicle began when it rear-ended her and then fled the scene. The driver of the fleeing vehicle narrowly made the turn, avoiding a collision and evading arrest. The woman attempting…

A simple accident can have a dramatic impact on your life and finances. If the insurance company or individual responsible does not offer you a fair settlement for your injuries, you may choose to take your case to trial. Witness statements will be essential in helping you establish credibility and prove the facts of your…

The birth of your baby should be a joyful time, but a birth injury or defect can change everything. About 3% of babies born in the United States each year suffer some kind of birth defect, which account for about 20% of infant deaths. Birth injuries, however, reportedly occur in fewer than 1% of births,…

If you have ever been driving and felt your eyes growing heavy, you have probably experienced drowsy driving. Warning signs of fatigue while driving include: Difficulty focusing Difficulty remembering the last few miles driven Rubbing eyes or frequent blinking Drifting out of your lane Becoming irritable or feeling the urge to move These signs are…

The average American spends just under an hour driving each day. While you may grow comfortable with your daily commute, the more time you spend on the road, the greater your chances are of being involved in an accident. With 27% of accidents resulting in non-fatal injuries, you should be aware of your risks and…

The state law of Georgia requires that all bicycle riders under age 16 wear a helmet. The helmet used must meet the American National Standards Institute standards. Helmets sold at reputable bicycle shops will typically meet these standards, but helmets meeting standards will also be labeled clearly. A helmet reduces the risk of head injuries…

After any accident, particularly one involving your head or neck, it is important to seek medical attention, even if you do not believe that you are injured. This is because many injuries do not appear immediately, but could be detected and treated sooner with a doctor’s intervention. In particular, traumatic brain injuries, including concussions, can…

Even if you do not own a dog, you are likely to encounter one at a friend’s house, at the park, or even simply walking down your street. Dogs can be cute, lovable creatures, but approaching a strange dog is not wise. Instead, you should not approach any unfamiliar dog and, if you feel you…