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People often feel anxious after car crashes, which can manifest in many different ways. Sometimes, people try to explain away symptoms that are clear warning signs of a serious injury. For example, those who suddenly lose consciousness after a car crash may tell...
When someone quickly looks at the scene around them, such as when they pull up to a main road to make a left-hand turn, they may think that they have genuinely seen everything in their immediate surroundings. Even if they do not take time to really focus on what is...
Serious car wrecks often cause severe injuries that bring massive medical bills. In Georgia, drivers must carry mandatory minimum limits for bodily injury liability. However, a major crash can easily exhaust these baseline policy caps. When your losses surpass the...
If you’re still an active motorcyclist in your 50s, 60s or older, you may have more company than you realize. The median age of U.S. motorcyclists is 50, which means there are as many riders over 50 as there are under that age Whether you’ve been a regular rider your...
After a crash, most people tend to focus on the obvious details: insurance information, visible damage and immediate injuries. It is a stressful time, and even the most careful person can overlook what may matter later. In the hours and days that follow, small pieces...
There are multiple ways that trucking companies can limit crashes involving their employees and fleet vehicles. For example, fleet vehicle maintenance and appropriate training for all workers can substantially reduce the likelihood of a crash caused by a commercial...
Higher speeds generally correlate to catastrophic pedestrian crashes. Many pedestrian collisions are fatal because of the speed of the vehicles involved. However, pedestrian crashes are still dangerous, even at lower speeds. A driver backing out of their driveway or...
Serious car accidents are rarely the result of one isolated action. Still, the law in Georgia and Alabama treats shared fault with starkly different levels of severity. If you are seeking compensation for your injuries, the specific percentage of your fault is the...
People who suffer from a traumatic brain injury will often wonder how they’re going to be able to continue working so they can support themselves. There isn’t one answer that will apply to everyone in this position. Instead, the needs of the individual have to be...
When many people get injured, it happens close to home. Studies have looked at accidental injuries in general, and it makes sense that many people would suffer such injuries at home. It is where they spend most of their time, so someone who experiences a slip-and-fall...