Reckless driving, in Georgia, occurs when a person drives a vehicle in reckless disregard for the safety of persons or property. Reckless driving is a misdemeanor punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both. Of course, a definition that tells you that reckless driving is driving recklessly isn’t very helpful, even to a lawyer. So, let’s … Continue reading
Working with a reputable and experienced car accident attorney is essential. If you’ve been in an accident in Georgia, you will want to be sure that you retain a car accident attorney who will be a zealous advocate for your interests. You want to know that the attorney will manage all the filings, deadlines, and … Continue reading
Many people assume that if a car accident involves one car backing up, that driver will always be the one at fault. But, under many sets of facts, that driver won’t necessarily be at fault. Some of the issues that will decide who is at fault are discussed below. Who Had the Right of Way? … Continue reading
A T-bone accident occurs when one motorist plows directly into the side of another driver’s car. Because the sides of vehicles have less protection from the impact of an accident, T-bone accidents can be especially dangerous. While not always the case, T-bone accidents are generally caused by the driver who crashes headlong into the other. … Continue reading
Car accidents happen far too often, and far too often, they are fatal. If another driver’s negligence leaves you or your loved one injured – or worse – in a car accident, it’s time to consult with an experienced Atlanta car accident attorney. The Numbers The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) reports the following … Continue reading
Car accidents are far too common in the United States – especially in comparison to other high-income countries. While car accidents come in every variety, the most common cause of fatal car accidents is drunk driving – followed closely by excess speed behind the wheel. If another driver’s negligence leaves you injured in a car … Continue reading
