After a car accident, shoulder pain could occur due to a variety of injuries. If negligence played a role in your accident, you may be able to pursue a legal claim against the responsible party. If successful, you could recover a monetary award for your medical bills, lost wages, and other accident-related expenses. Potential causes …
Pain and soreness can result from a car accident. Lower back pain after a car accident is especially common, even in crashes that otherwise seem minor. If you suffered lower back pain in a car crash, you might be entitled to monetary compensation. The severity of back pain can range from relatively minor to unbearable. …
Knee pain after a car accident could indicate that you suffered a knee injury due to the impact. If you are living with knee pain after a car accident, many of the simple tasks in life you have always taken for granted could be much more challenging. Going to work or even shopping for groceries …
If you live with hip pain after a car accident, you could be entitled to monetary compensation. Let our firm evaluate your case and advise you on your legal options regarding your hip injury. How car accidents cause hip pain There are many different ways a car accident could result in hip pain. Hip pain …
Headaches are a common condition following a serious car accident. These headaches could result from head trauma or stem from the stress that an accident can bring. In some cases, debilitating headaches could continue for days, weeks, or months after a crash. If you are dealing with headaches after a car accident, you might be …
Back and neck pain is commonplace after car accidents. These conditions can be more than a nuisance, limiting your ability to enjoy life or maintain your employment. If your accident resulted from another driver’s negligence, you could be entitled to monetary compensation. If your back and neck pain resulted from an accident, a personal injury …
Although you must report an accident to your insurance company, you are not obligated to answer all their questions. We have tips for your first call with the insurance adjuster after an accident. Knowing your rights can prevent you from saying too much and reducing the damages you can receive for your injuries. Information the …
Injuries to the hand and wrist are some of the most common car accident injuries. During a crash, hands and wrists can collide with objects inside the car, resulting in debilitating sprains, fractures, and lacerations. The pain associated with hand and wrist injuries may become apparent immediately following the impact, usually resulting in a trip …
A car accident itself may be the root cause of a chest injury, or it may have exacerbated a pre-existing health condition. In either case, you may be eligible for compensation if another person’s negligence caused the accident. If you are experiencing chest pain after a car accident, your personal injury lawyer can help examine …
If you are suffering arm and elbow pain after a car accident, the pain may be a symptom of a serious injury. You should seek medical treatment as soon as possible, so your symptoms do not get worse. If left untreated, your injuries might leave you with permanent disabilities. Seeking medical treatment also allows you …
Ankle and foot injuries may heal within a matter of days or weeks, but more serious foot injuries can affect you for years to come. Thankfully, you can seek compensation if your injuries resulted from a car accident due to a negligent driver. If you experience ankle and foot pain after a car accident, your …
Even if you were the only driver in a car accident, you are not always liable for the accident. Other parties could have been responsible for what happened, including: A government agency Another driver A pedestrian or bicyclist A parts manufacturer or mechanic A lawyer from our firm can figure out who and what caused …
After you lose your loved one in a wrongful death accident, you may be entitled to compensation for the resulting medical bills, funeral expenses, and lost earning potential. A wrongful death attorney from our firm can help you figure out which legal route is best for you in your pursuit of compensation. Types of Damages …
A first-party insurance claim in Atlanta is when you file a claim with your own insurer, should you have purchased coverage. On the other hand, you would file a third-party claim when you want to seek compensation from the party responsible for your injury. Examples of liable third parties could be: An independent contractor A …
Realizing that the driver who hit you did not have insurance is daunting, especially if you were injured and are facing significant medical bills. However, if you were struck by an uninsured driver, you are not out of luck for receiving compensation for your expenses. You can pursue them with a personal injury lawsuit or …
Any car accident can be complicated, but you should be aware of some extra steps involved when you’re in an accident with a leased car. After you’ve notified the dealer about your accident, you can seek compensation if the other driver was at fault. We can help you handle every step of a claim involving …
You’re driving down the street when you notice a car speeding up from behind. To avoid being rear-ended, you quickly turn the wheel to go into the next lane, only to collide with another vehicle. What happens in this situation? The speeding driver would be known as a “phantom driver.” In this instance, you would …
If you were involved in an Atlanta car accident, you might have suffered painful injuries that keep you out of work (plus expensive bills for medical care and vehicle repair or replacement). If you were not primarily at fault for the accident, you could seek financial compensation known as damages from the other driver. While …
Accidents Caused by Distracted Drivers Many of us associate distracted driving with texting while driving. This is a fair assessment because often times it is that one single text message that leads to a car accident. However, what many of us don’t realize is that there are different layers of distracted driving. According to DMV.org, …
In 2015, the Georgia legislature passed the “Motorcycle Mobility Safety Act” bill, but Georgia’s then Governor Nathan Deal vetoed the Bill. This Bill, which is commonly referred to in other states as the “Dead Red Law,” permits bicyclists and motorcycle riders to carefully ride through a red traffic signal. In pertinent parts, the exact language …
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