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Do You Understand the Difference between Civil and Criminal Law? Going to court can mean two different things depending on whether you are in a civil or criminal court system. Before you decide to file...

Preserving Evidence: Have you done your homework? Recently, we have had several cases where a collision occurred and the police officers (for a variety of reasons) failed to write any tickets or take down the...

Gear You Should Have in Your Car… What we learned from the snow Numbers 1-14 for the average person. 15+ for the extra prepared! Bottled Water & Sport Drinks with Electrolytes Food that travels well & is high...

New Automobile Safety Features in 2014 Vehicle safety features are something I take very seriously when selecting my new car. Recently, there have been a variety of new features that have...

Dangerous Escalators? Each year hundreds of people are injured on escalators. Whether you are in a hurry in an airport, or a mall, the dangers of an...

Trucking Accidents around the Holidays In the U.S. there are an estimated 11 million tractor trailers that log over 288 billion miles a year (US DOT). Trucking is essential our economy. We are reminded...

OCGA 9-11-67.1 Georgia Policy Limits Demand Statute Earlier this year the Georgia legislature passed House Bill 336, which was a compromise between plaintiffs’ lawyers and insurance companies regarding settlement demands. The new...

Fall is the season for collisions with wild animals Nearly 1.5 million car accidents will occur this year as a result of animals (according to State Farm).  From those 1.5 million accident, 10,000 will...

“Total Loss” Issues: Being in a collision with an older vehicle Being in a total loss collision with an older vehicle adds an extra element of problems for an injured victim. This scenario has come up...

“Tailgating” is a TOP Cause of Crashes Something I see almost everyday, is the at-fault driver in personal injury collision cited for “Following Too Closely”. This is popularly know as “Tailgating” and...