Atlanta Personal Injury Law Blog
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Black Box Data in Georgia for Distracted Driving
What Your Attorney Should Investigate After a Car Accident in Georgia Black box data from a car accident in Georgia can be the difference between winning and losing a personal injury case in Georgia. Most drivers don’t know their vehicle has one — or that an experienced attorney can use it to prove exactly what
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Vision Zero Atlanta Traffic Deaths: A New Approach
Atlanta Is Working Toward Zero Traffic Deaths. Georgia Should Be Too. Vision Zero Atlanta is the city’s commitment to eliminating all traffic deaths and serious injuries on its streets. It’s an ambitious goal — and the data shows it’s working. But Georgia as a state hasn’t made the same commitment, and the difference in outcomes
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How to Help a Friend After a Car Accident Effectively
Knowing how to help a friend after a car accident is something most people never think about — until it happens to someone they care about. The question I hear most often isn’t from accident victims themselves. It comes from their friends and family: “My friend was just in a wreck. What should I actually
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Waymo’s Driverless Cars Are in Atlanta — What Happens If One Hits You?
Waymo Atlanta accident liability is becoming a real legal question as driverless cars are no longer a future concept — they’re already operating on Atlanta’s streets. If a Waymo vehicle caused a crash tomorrow, would you know what your rights are? Waymo, the autonomous vehicle company owned by Alphabet (Google’s parent company), has been operating
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Dangers of Driving in Georgia: The Most Dangerous Thing You Do
The dangers of driving in Georgia are greater than most people realize. With over 150,000 Georgians injured in car collisions every year, driving is statistically the most dangerous activity the average person does on a daily basis — more deadly than flying, drowning, or choking combined. For most Americans, the answer isn’t swimming, hiking, flying,
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Most Dangerous Intersections in Atlanta
The most dangerous intersections in Atlanta account for hundreds of crashes every year — and many of them are roads you drive through without a second thought. Here’s what the data says about where collisions happen most often in the city, and what you can do to protect yourself. Some Atlanta intersections are genuinely more