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Half of all injury accidents happen at intersections
Injury statistics will show you that you face serious risks on the road every year. There are millions of car accidents, resulting in 5,400,000 injuries and around 35,000-40,000 fatalities each year. Breaking these specific statistics down shows that roughly half of all injuries people suffer…
Why are truck accidents so serious?
Truck accidents are among the most serious types of vehicular accidents due to various factors that contribute to their severity. Knowing these factors is important to protect yourself and others. The reasons truck accidents can be so serious are found here. Size and weight disparity…
What are the most dangerous roads in Georgia?
Georgia has thousands of miles of surface streets, highways and interstates. People travel those roads daily with little concern for their safety. After all, most trips in motor vehicles do not lead to crashes that cause severe injury or other challenges. However, sometimes people cross…
The importance of seeing a doctor after a crash
There are millions of car accidents every year in the U.S. While many people walk away from an accident with minor injuries, this isn’t always the case. Severe injuries and fatalities do happen in road traffic collisions. If you’ve been injured in a crash, there…
Steps to build a solid personal injury case
You might have a valid personal injury claim if you suffered harm or losses from the negligent actions of another individual or entity. While you may be entitled to compensation, presenting a strong case will increase the chances of getting the settlement you deserve. It…
Are punitive damages available in a Georgia injury lawsuit?
Most personal injury lawsuits in Georgia focus on economic losses. In some cases, certain non-economic losses can also contribute to the total value of a civil lawsuit. In certain, rare circumstances, people can also ask for punitive damages as part of a personal injury filing.…
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