Georgia Truck Accidents Blog

Your Truck Accident Case May Depend on CDL Violations You Never Knew Existed The 18-wheeler that struck your vehicle on GA-400 wasn’t just another traffic incident—it could be part of a violation pattern that strengthens your legal case. When commercial drivers violate CDL requirements, they create a paper trail that proves negligence. Understanding how CDL…

That $5 Crash Report Could Be Worth Thousands in Your Truck Accident Case When dealing with the aftermath of a truck accident on Highway 54, paying $5 for a crash report might seem like just another expense. But that official crash report from the Fayetteville Police Department could be the most valuable document in building…

Time is Ticking: Understanding Your Rights After a Devastating Truck Accident Two years might sound like plenty of time, but when you’re dealing with mounting medical bills, lost wages, and the physical pain from a truck accident, those months can slip away faster than you realize. If you’ve been injured in a truck crash on…

The Truth About Truck Accident Damage Thresholds in Georgia If you’ve heard about a "$500 damage rule" after a truck accident, you’re likely confused about your legal obligations. Georgia’s damage reporting requirements have remained consistent — under O.C.G.A. Section 40-6-273 drivers must report accidents when property damage appears to be $500 or more. This confusion…

The Clock Is Ticking on Your Truck Accident Claim Did you know that Georgia ranks as the 4th state with the highest number of traffic fatalities in the nation? If you’ve been injured in a truck accident, you have exactly two years from the date of your crash to file a legal claim – not…

Commercial trucks are the largest and heaviest vehicles on our roadways, and they are involved in some of the deadliest crashes. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, large trucks were involved in approximately 5,700 fatal crashes nationwide, with these accidents being significantly more likely to result in serious injuries or fatalities compared to…

Determining liability after any type of accident case is necessary to seek compensation for your injuries. To hold parties accountable for your losses, you must prove their legal liability due to negligence or another legal principle.  If you have been involved in a truck accident in Georgia, one of the first and most pressing questions…

When seeking representation after a truck accident, you want to ensure you understand everything regarding the process. To make an informed decision, you need to ask several questions that clarify what you can expect.  A trusted law firm will take the time to hear your concerns and answer all your questions regarding a potential truck…

Amazon truck accidents in Atlanta can cause severe injuries and leave victims unsure of what to do next. Knowing the right steps to take after an accident is essential to protect your health, your rights, and your ability to seek compensation. From gathering evidence to contacting a truck accident attorney with experience handling these complex…

Truck driver log books play a key role in injury claims arising from accidents involving commercial trucks. They help uncover evidence that could impact the outcome of your case, including the driver’s hours of service (HOS), rest breaks, and daily schedules. These details show whether the driver followed important federal and state trucking regulations. By…