Our personal injury attorneys find the severity of injuries suffered following any type of automobile accident can range from very minor to extremely debilitating.

According to alarming statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NTHSA), more than 423 people in passenger vehicles die each year when their vehicle strikes the back of a large truck, leaving another 5,000 injured.

Close to 4,000 people were killed in large truck accidents in 2012 and another 104,000 injured, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

If you have ever been injured in a very quick manner, you may recall that you did not feel any pain right away, or if you did, you thought the pain was minimal, at best.

Technology continues to expand at an exponential rate, and it seems like every day there is another new device to enter the marketplace.

While any motor vehicle accident can be upsetting and pose challenging legal and insurance issues, hit and run accidents involve special legal issues for the runner and complications for the injured party pursuing financial compensation.

If you or a family member has been involved in a car accident in the recent weeks or months, it is highly likely that the reality of the situation is starting to become clear.

Burns that are experienced by car accident victims after a fire breaks out at the scene can be devastating, especially since they often result in serious and disfiguring injuries and horrible pain.

Being involved in an automobile accident can be a very unnerving experience, at a minimum.

If you are injured while you are a passenger in a motor vehicle, you generally face fewer obstacles in terms of establishing liability in order to have the potential to obtain financial compensation for your injuries.

When you are experiencing intense pain and the emotional distress associated with a car accidents, your judgment can be understandably impaired.

There are many accidents in Atlanta caused by motorists who fail to abide by their obligation to yield.

Whether you are at home in a residential neighborhood or at work in an industrial or business park setting, delivery trucks have a constant presence.

Most people have certain driving habits that are less than optimal, but some drivers routinely engage in conduct that substantially increases the risk of an auto accident.

Rear-end collisions are one of the most misunderstood types of traffic accidents.

When you are involved in a trucking accident, you will invariably face complex issues.

Many people hire limousine or shuttle bus companies to provide transportation to the airport or other destinations.

While companies that provide deliveries of goods to homes and businesses in Atlanta provide a valuable service, large vehicles used for deliveries can cause devastating injuries when the driver or company fails to exercise sufficient care to avoid causing a crash.

The massive weight differential between a tractor-trailer and a small passenger car can have devastating consequences during a collision between these vehicles.

When you are involved in a car accident in Gainesville or the surrounding areas of Georgia, you might be struck by an employee driving a company car or the personal vehicle for job-related tasks.