Atlanta Injury Attorneys Blog
The simple answer is “Yes.” Although most truck accident lawyer could handle a car accident case, most car accident attorneys are not competent to handle truck accident cases. Why? Because truck accidents are much more complex and require a greater skill set than car wreck cases due to three factors:
- Truck Drivers and Trucking Companies are governed by federal law, state commercial driving regulations, company policies and other industry standards that do not apply to regular, non-commercial car drivers.
- Truck Wrecks Often Result in More Serious Injuries than Car Accidents.
- Trucking Companies, Truck Drivers and Trucking Insurance Companies Fight Harder because the Stakes are Higher.
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Although most attorneys who work with 
Most plaintiff attorneys in a personal injury case have strong feelings about chiropractors and those feelings are usually not positive. While a lot of people swear that their chiropractor makes them feel better, most insurance companies do not see chiropractic treatment as legitimate treatment and more importantly, final treatment. Most often, our clients do not get a prognosis and treatment plan with an end goal in sight from a chiropractor. While we won’t ever direct our client’s medical treatment, we do have an ethical duty to advise them that their settlement could be significantly affected by chiropractic treatment.
When people entrust their well-being to medical providers, they expect that the care they receive will be competent and will adequately identify and address any health issues they might have. It is a sad fact, however, that medical providers do not always provide sufficient care, and patients unexpectedly become the victims of medical malpractice. If you suffered harm due to inadequate or negligent medical care and wish to pursue a claim against your care provider, it is essential to choose an experienced Georgia medical malpractice attorney who will aggressively advocate on your behalf.
Spring has arrived and as the weather gets increasingly warmer here in Georgia, there will be higher numbers of motorcyclists on our roadways, which in turn means more 
As you all know by now, it is illegal in Georgia to drive while holding a cellphone. The Hands-Free Law went into effect on July 1, 2018 that made using a handheld cellphone against the law while operating a vehicle in the state, except in a few situations.
You’ve been involved in an car accident that wasn’t your fault. You see ads everywhere on billboards, television, the internet, and you hear them on the radio all promising that if you call that a 
Georgia requires vehicles carry insurance with a minimum of $25,000 in Property Damage Liability, and $25,000 per person, $50,000 per accident in Bodily Injury Liability. These coverages help pay for damages you cause when you are at-fault in an 
The weather’s getting warmer, the sun is shining, and you’ve been waiting months for this day to arrive. You’ve taken all of the safety precautions with your riding boots, leather jacket and DOT approved helmet, you’ve tuned up the bike, filled up the tank, and you’re ready to head to Deal’s Gap to Run the Dragon!