Motor Vehicle Accidents

Running a red light is one of the worst driving decisions any motorist in Georgia can make. Not only is it illegal, it causes many auto accidents and is a clear reckless disregard for others. Red light accidents are known for being particularly deadly collisions, and...

Fatigued driving is every bit as dangerous as drunk driving. This is borne out by accident statistics involving employees who work the night shift. Georgia workers with irregular sleep schedules are almost 300% more likely to be involved in a car accident. Fatigued...

No road in Georgia is 100% safe, but driving in the city presents a unique set of challenges. Since the city has more vehicles on the road than rural areas, an accident could happen in a split second. This makes it more important than ever to pay attention to the...

When one car rear ends another vehicle, an injury may result. The injured party may assume that the driver who caused the collision was negligent. Sometimes, that may very well be the case. However, what if the colliding driver stepped on the brake pedal, and nothing...

If your vehicle is defective for any reason, it is important to take care of the problem in a timely manner. Failing to do so could increase your risk of getting into an accident on a Georgia road or highway. In some cases, it may be possible to have repair work done...

Every time we get in our cars, we are likely to share the road with a commercial tractor-trailer. For the most part, these massive trucks are just as safe and harmless as many other vehicles around us. However, in the blink of an eye, accidents can happen. And when...

The death of a loved one in a car accident is a shocking event. Unlike a fatal illness, a fatal auto accident is unexpected. You cannot prepare for someone's death when they were perfectly healthy when they got into their vehicle. One moment your parent, spouse or...