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Rideshare companies (also known as transportation network companies), like Uber and Lyft, offer quick and convenient transportation when it is needed most. They are often touted as cheaper and more advanced alternatives to taxis in most cities across the United States. Atlanta residents rely on rideshares to get to work, medical appointments, and home after…

Northbound I-285 Past Memorial Drive May 27 It’s Saturday, and 49-year-old Tineke is on her way home to get ready for her second job. Suddenly, a car entering the highway switches lanes, striking the passenger side and rear of Tineke’s vehicle. She loses control and veers into a ditch beside the road. The other driver…

Last month, we discussed the commonality of crashes caused by alcohol-impairment. In addition, we identified the point at which impairment begins, even among drivers with a legal BAC limit. Drunk driving is a major safety concern during the holiday season. We hear the public service announcements warning drivers not to drink and get behind the…

Neck pain after a car accident is common. For most people, it only lasts for a few hours or days. But for some, the crash can result in serious injury. Seek medical attention and reach out to our law firm if you are experiencing severe neck pain after a wreck. Neck Injury Symptoms Motor vehicle…

It was the end of a perfect September day when Brandon’s life changed forever. While riding in the passenger seat of his friend’s car, the traffic light ahead turned red. By the time Brandon realized his friend hadn’t seen the light change, it was too late. As the 1998 Ford Mustang GT sped across the…

Every day across the United States nearly 30 people, on average, are killed in crashes related to drunk driving. In 2017, approximately 10,874 people lost their lives due to drunk driving, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). In 2016 alone, there were more than 368 traffic fatalities throughout the state of Georgia…

There are many myths surrounding seat belt safety. We analyze the most common misconceptions, reveal the truth, and share tips on what you can do to ensure you and your fellow passengers stay safe while riding in a car. Myth #1: There is no need to wear a seat belt if you aren’t driving that…

Many of us have heard this expression somewhere before: the back seat is less dangerous than the front seat. This false sense of security has led many to forego buckling up when riding in the back. This is dangerous for many reasons. The laws of physics don't just apply to front-seat passengers. In fact, not…

Are you prepared just in case you're involved in a car wreck? Odds are it's going to happen at least 3 to 4 times during your life. In the heat of the moment, with adrenaline and stress rushing through you, it can be easy to forget what to do. Whether it's a minor fender bender…

You were involved in a car wreck. Now what? After going through the required steps - exchanging insurance information and contacting police - you feel well enough to continue with your day. Days later, you notice discomfort in your back, neck, or shoulders. You may experience tingling in the arms or ringing in the ears.…