Georgia Personal Injury Blog
Top Mistakes to Avoid After a Tractor-Trailer Truck Accident in Georgia
Crashes involving semi-trucks are not like typical car accidents. There are several complicating factors that may come into play, like federal regulations, additional liable parties, and big trucking companies that know how to play hardball when it comes to protecting their bottom line. In these cases, a single mistake can lead to lost compensation or a claim that gets denied.
How to File a Lawsuit for Defective Airbags in Georgia
For many Georgia drivers and passengers, defective airbags have caused catastrophic or fatal injuries. This includes airbags that deploy with too much force, airbags that deploy for no reason, and airbags that fail to deploy when needed.
Using Georgia State Patrol Crash Data to Build Stronger Injury Claims
For anyone harmed in a Georgia motor vehicle accident, the Georgia State Patrol (GSP) crash report is a cornerstone of a personal injury claim. This official documentation can shape how your case is evaluated, litigated, and settled.
Toxic Exposure and Environmental Torts in Georgia: What Residents Should Watch Out for
People living in West Georgia face an increasing risk of harm from environmental hazards caused by industrial pollution, improper waste disposal, and regulatory failure. The consequences are real: cancer clusters, chronic illness, neurological disorders, and more.
Ford Reaches Settlement in Juan Yraguen Super Duty Crushed Roof Case
In a significant development, Ford Motor Company has settled yet another lawsuit involving its 1999–2016 “Super Duty” pickup trucks, marking the third major case resolved by Butler Prather LLP in less than two months.
Georgia’s Statute of Limitations on Personal Injury Claims
If you’ve been injured in an accident in Georgia—whether from a car crash, slip-and-fall, or defective product—you may be entitled to compensation. But the clock is ticking. Georgia law limits how long you have to file a lawsuit. These legal timeframes are known as statutes of limitations, and missing them can cost you your right to seek justice.
Truck Accident Liability: Who Is Responsible in Georgia?
When large semi-trucks collide with passenger cars, the outcome can be devastating. Victims often suffer serious injuries or fatalities.
Truck Accidents on Georgia Highways: Understanding the Risks
Georgia’s highways are vital for commerce across the southeastern United States. With major interstates like I-75, I-85, I-20, and I-16 cutting through the state, it’s no surprise that Georgia experiences a high volume of commercial truck traffic.
Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in Georgia?
Losing a loved one unexpectedly is devastating. When that loss is caused by someone else’s negligence or wrongful actions—such as a car crash, medical error, or unsafe product—the pain is often accompanied by anger and a desire for accountability.
Catastrophic Injury Claims: Calculating Future Medical Expenses in Georgia
When someone suffers a catastrophic injury in an accident—such as a traumatic brain injury, spinal cord damage, or loss of limb—the financial impact doesn’t end with the initial hospital visit. In fact, the most significant costs often emerge long after the incident.