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Injured in a Rideshare Accident in Atlanta: Should You Sue the Driver or the Company?

By Butler Prather LLP on June 21, 2026

Black Uber vehicle parked along a city street near a crosswalk while a cyclist rides past, highlighting a potential rideshare and pedestrian interaction scenario in an urban setting.

Whether you are heading to Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, traveling downtown after a Braves game, or commuting through Midtown traffic, Lyft and Uber offer convenience that many Georgians have come to rely on. But when a rideshare accident happens, injured victims are often left asking a difficult question: Should I sue the driver or the rideshare company?

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Hurt by a Hit-and-Run Driver in Atlanta? How a Lawyer Can Help You Recover

By Butler Prather LLP on June 12, 2026

Damaged white sedan with severe rear-end impact sits on a wet city street at a red light, with visible debris on the road and other vehicles driving away in the background.

A hit-and-run accident can leave victims feeling overwhelmed. You could be facing serious injuries, mounting medical bills, vehicle damage, and uncertainty about how you will recover financially if the at-fault driver cannot be identified.

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Supreme Court Case Could Allow Lawsuits for People Injured by Private Military Contractors

By Butler Prather LLP on November 6, 2025

The U.S. Supreme Court building, viewed from below with the American flag waving in the foreground and green trees framing the scene. The image represents justice and federal authority, supporting a legal discussion about a Supreme Court case involving private military contractor liability for personal injury claims.

Private military contractors have played an increasingly prominent role in U.S. operations overseas, from providing security to managing infrastructure on military bases. But when these contractors act negligently and people are injured as a result, can they be held accountable? Until recently, the answer in many cases was no. However, a recent Supreme Court case, Hencely v. Fluor Corporation, could change the landscape for victims seeking justice.

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