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While our Atlanta personal injury attorneys inform our clients that complete and full disclosure is imperative, a client occasionally will be afraid that certain facts that they believe might compromise their legal claim should be held back.

When a driver takes to the road with impaired vision or eye-related diseases, the result can be serious auto accidents that cause permanent debilitating injuries.

Trucking accidents are far more likely to result in permanent debilitating injuries or fatalities than those involving motor vehicles that are not as massive in size or weight.

A jury recently awarded a $74-million verdict in California in a medical malpractice lawsuit brought by a young couple on behalf of their daughter who suffered cerebral palsy injuries at birth.

Most bicycle enthusiasts in the greater Atlanta metro area recognize the dangers posed by careless or distracted motorists.

Many bicyclists that suffer serious injuries in accidents with drivers of cars, trucks and SUVs contact our experienced Atlanta bicycle accident lawyers to inquire about suing the owner of a vehicle when someone else was the driver at the time of the accident.

Although distracted driving has received significant attention as a serious public safety issue, distracted pedestrians have received a lot less attention.

If you work on a construction site with cranes, you know that they are one of the most dangerous pieces of heavy machinery used on construction projects.

When drivers do not safely maintain their vehicle, they place passengers and everyone else using the roadways in danger.

A man suffered permanent injury to his back, shoulder and neck in a freeway accident when a van driven by a county employee plowed into the auto accident victim’s car.

A bus driver received only probation for his involvement in a fatal bus crash that resulted in fatal injuries for James Rashawn “Ray Ray” Walker, 17, when the boy was ejected from the vehicle and the bus rolled over on top of him.

There are approximately twelve million motor vehicle accidents a year that involve up to 20 million vehicles and cause almost two million debilitating injuries, according to the National Safety Council (NSC).

The early or unexpected death of a spouse, parent or child can affect a family that is left behind in so many different ways.

Although most Georgia personal injury cases never see the inside of a courtroom due to being settled before a lawsuit is ever filed, the process that personal injury attorneys in Atlanta and throughout Georgia go through in order to come to a settlement is much the same as if they were preparing for trial.

There are a number of myths that the insurance industry wants consumers to accept on face value, because insurance companies can save a lot of money by avoiding liability for claims or limiting the amount of those claims if they can get consumers to accept them.

Despite clear protocols designed to reduce the risk of major surgical errors such as wrong site surgery and similar egregious mistakes, these errors still occur, including:

Advances in technology sometimes have unintended and undesirable side effects.

While most Georgians know that they can face civil liability if their careless or unsafe driving practices cause a Georgia car accident, few know that under certain circumstances a person can be liable for personal injuries caused in a car accident even though they were no where near either vehicle during the time of the accident.

While any fan of the NFL is aware that the issue of concussions and their long-term debilitating impact on professional athletes is a growing issue of contention and lawsuits, fewer are aware that these similar issues are now becoming prevalent among young people involved in high school athletics.

When you are involved in a motor vehicle accident or your home suffers substantial wind or storm damage, you reasonably assume that your auto insurance or homeowner’s insurance will provide the protection from loss for which you paid premiums.